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This chart shows mean RIT scores

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These charts show the average length of time students take to complete growth tests. Scroll down to see the charts.

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Scroll almost to the bottom of the page to find the Goal setting section. I've copied and pasted one section below which I found interesting. It explains that only about 50% of students are expected to meet the projected growth (the number that NWEA automatically inputs on the goal setting page). It is pasted below:

By default, growth is set to the Projected Growth, if available. This growth projection is personalized to your student, because it is based on matching peers from NWEA norms (same prior RIT score, grade, and weeks of instruction between testing).

Using matching peers provides a fair comparison, because students with high starting achievement generally do not grow as much as students with low achievement.

Projected Growth is the midpoint for these peers (half grew more and half grew less).

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The words within each RIT band represent the difficulty level that MAP measures. For students who scored within a given range, you can enhance their instruction by reinforcing these words.

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To Access The Learning Continuum:
1. Login to NWEA
2. Click on MAP Growth Reports
3. Scroll down and select "Learning Continuum"
4. Select your test term
I like to go into "edit display options" and choose "group by standard"

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This link provides students with a couple videos about the test, how to prepare, an opportunity to explore the test's tools, and even take a practice test. This may be most helpful for students with test anxiety so they feel more prepared, or with new students.

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© 2020 NWEA. NWEA and MAP are registered trademarks, and MAP Growth is a trademark, of NWEA in the US and in other countries.

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Answers questions such as "What is a RIT score?" and "Can MAP Growth tell me if my student is working at grade level?"
Also includes a short video for parents.

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Resources for parents

You see a bright future for your child. So do we.

It's why our assessments measure what students know and how they are growing academically-to help teachers develop strategies for equitable instruction that maximizes every learner's potential. Every child can learn and grow. Our solutions help educators make it happen.

Understanding the MAP Suite

See how these high-quality assessments support academic growth

Preparing for testing at home

Support and tips for a smooth experience

Supporting your learner

Resources to help you advise your learner before and after the test

Homeschool families looking for options to use MAP Growth
If you are a homeschool family looking for an option to use the MAP Growth test, visit Homeschool Boss to learn more about solutions.

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Learn how MAP Growth works, what it measures, and how it's scored.

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This this NWEA's blog which contains lots of posts about ways to best use the test data.

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Teach. Learn. Grow. | Voices of educators and experts

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A blog covering classroom tips, early learning, literacy, assessment, equity, SEL, and more.