Praxis 5302 study materials
Praxis 5302 study resources

Praxis 5302 case studies

Praxis 5302 · Put your knowledge to work in context.

Praxis 5302 is a test code inside the Praxis Subject Assessments family, the ETS testing program that states and agencies use as part of educator certification and licensure. ETS publishes a dedicated "Prepare for the Praxis" materials page for code 5302 and points candidates there for test-specific information. This study guide covers the code generically: it explains how the Praxis system works, how to locate the official test blueprint, and how to build a study plan around it. Important limitation: at the time the source pages for this guide were retrieved, they contained only ETS site navigation, marketing copy, and prep product listings. The Praxis 5302 case studies are 5 cases and about 4,176 words.

1

The Disclosure in the Third Week of October

You are one of two counselors at a 950-student suburban high school. A 15-year-old sophomore, M., has met with you four times since September about anxiety over grades.

872 words, about 4 min
2

Six Weeks Behind in November

You are the instructional coach at a 640-student middle school. The four seventh-grade math teachers meet with you because they are six weeks behind the district pacing guide.

831 words, about 4 min
3

The Screening Data That Doesn't Add Up

You chair the data team at a 520-student elementary school. Fall universal screening in reading shows 38% of third graders at intensive risk - up from 21% last spring.

806 words, about 4 min
4

The BIP That Isn't Being Run

You are the school counselor on a problem-solving team. A fourth-grade student with ADHD and a documented behavior intervention plan has had 14 office referrals since September, all from one teacher's classroom during math.

838 words, about 4 min
5

The Referral They Want to Sign Today

You are the school psychologist at a K–5 building. A fourth-grade student who moved from Guatemala 18 months ago is being referred for a specific learning disability in reading.

829 words, about 4 min