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MAP Growth Assessment
MAP is given 3x a year as a predictor to how the students will do on the SBAC test. It is computer adaptive and show growth and estimated growth.

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Example: ACT (American College Testing)

The ACT measures high school students' general educational development and their capability to complete college-level work with the multiple choice tests covering four skill areas: English, mathematics, reading, and science. It is usually administered during a students junior year of high school.

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Example: SBAC

SBAC testing is used in grades 3+. It is taken annually and tests the students in math, reading/ELA, and science(4th+) The results are used to determine the school's proficiency rating and is compared to other schools across the district. It is also used to compare the school district to other school districts nation wide.

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Example: CRT test

Academically, it is a type of test that measures how well a student has learned a material taught in a certain school year or semester. At one time it was used in the school district starting in grade 3.

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Example: The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC)

This norm-referenced test is used to determine the intelligence level of a child. It can be used to determine if there is either a learning disability or if a student is considered gifted.

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Example: Grade Level Assessments

Usually teacher created assessments that are given at the end of a unit. All teachers in the grade level use the same assessment around the same time. All are graded using the same measure.

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Example: iReady Diagnostic Assessment

Students take the diagnostic assessment 3x a year to look at growth. They are normed and are scored similar to the MAP growth tests. The students are compared to their peers and placed in a level that suits their skill needs. It is a computer adaptive test.

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Example: Classroom Survey

A form of assessment used to understand the thinking of the students. It allows you to collect data about each student without having to have individual conversations to learn more.

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Example: Aimsweb+

Aimsweb+ is used to determine how much of a skill a child knows. It is used to find out the level of skill and progress monitor the skill as it is being retaught. It is typically used for RTI (Response to Instruction/Intervention) purposes.

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Example: Classroom Quizzes

Quizzes are used after a predetermined amount of lessons in a subject have been taught to see if the students have mastered the standard being taught or if reteaching needs to happen.

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Example: MAP Growth Assessments

MAP assessments are considered interim assessments since they are taken 3x a year to compare growth from the start of the year until the end. They also compare growth from one year to the next.

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Example: MAP Growth Assessments

MAP assessments are considered interim assessments since they are taken 3x a year to compare growth from the start of the year until the end. They also compare growth from one year to the next.

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Example: SBAC Testing

The SBAC is given to all students in the school district starting in grade 3. It is compared across the district and then compared to other districts nation-wide that use the same assessment.

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Example: Monologue

Students in a theater class would prepare a monologue to perform in front of the rest of the class and the instructor. They would be graded according to the standards based rubric used by the drama teacher.

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Teacher made assessments to assess the learning of the NVACS after lessons

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Example: Teacher checklist

Teacher would have a checklist that would be used for an informal classroom assessment. It would be used during independent small group, partner, or individual classwork while the teacher is walking around monitoring and helping as needed.

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Example: Rubrics

Rubrics can be used for projects to guide students for improvement. They can also be used as a way to assess oral presentations.

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Example: Quick Checks and Exit Tickets

Quick checks and exit tickets are a good informal type of assessment. They are used to gage if the students understand the content just taught and their feelings about the content.

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Example: Envisions Math Pretest

The pretest in Envisions will allow the teacher to know how much the students understand about a topic before instruction begins. It will allow the teacher to either review or dive in deeper depending on what the students needs are.

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Example: Final unit projects or a final writing project

A summative assessment would be something that should show what they have learned throughout the unit. A final project would be considered to be a summative assessment by the requirements of my school, as would a final writing project. Students would show what they have learned throughout the unit in their final project or writing assignment.