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Example: MAP Growth

The MAP Growth Assessment occurs at various times throughout year and serves as a predictor of how students will perform on end of the year summative assessments.

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Example: Day to Day Teaching

The day to day questions that teachers ask their students. Depending on the answers student's provide, will guide the teacher's teaching.

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Example: Teacher Created Exit Tickets

These exit tickets are created with the grade level team to use with each of our classrooms.

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Example: Fist of 5

Students are asked to give a fist of 5. Using 1-5 fingers, students will provide the teachers information on how well they are understanding the curriculum being taught.

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Example: Curriculum Worksheets

Worksheets are graded without any specific planning associated.

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Example: Teacher Observations

Data collected as teacher is teaching and walking around the classroom.

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Example: End of Unit Exams

Exams at the end of each unit taught. These exams are used as reference.

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Example: LETRS Spelling Inventory

Administration of a qualitative screener of spelling development is an efficient and valid way of determining a student’s instructional needs. (Taken from LETRS inventory Sheet.)

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Example: Chapter Tests

These tests are used to monitor student's progress throughout the year.

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Example: Oral Presentations

Students produce original work by giving a presentation. Teachers score the presentation with a rubric.

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Example: Final Exams

These exams are used to provide "evidence for learning at the culmination of a designated point in time." Taken from page 25

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Example: I-Ready Diagnostic

Per the I-Ready website, this assessment is used to help educators see where students are, set high—but achievable—expectations for growth, and connect the right instructional tools to help them get there.

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Example: LSAT

High stakes assessments are tests that have significant value and can impact a student's future career choices. LSAT exams are lengthy and determine whenever a person will be able to attend law school.

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Example: The California Achievement Tests, Sixth Edition Survey (CAT/6), used in California, is an example of a large-scale assessment.

The CAT 6, is a nationally-recognized, norm-referenced test that meets the annual testing requirements.

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Example: ACT

Taken from the ACT website. The ACT test is a curriculum-based education and career planning tool for high school students that assesses the mastery of college readiness standards.

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Example: SBAC

From the SBAC webite, the Smarter Balanced assessment system includes a comprehensive suite of standards-aligned assessments and tools—including instructional supports, interim assessments, and summative assessments—to support effective teaching and maximize learning for each individual student