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I am worried that my students are going to bomb the test.

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I am worried about selecting the correct accommodations

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CALCULATORS!!!

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using calculators

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Do they have to answer all questions or will it give them the option to submit final answers if not all are actually answered?

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What happens if students submit before they have completed all of the test items?

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is text to speech something all kids can use?

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is text to speech something all kids can use?

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if a student gets sick in the middle of the test, can the test be stopped and restarted later

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if a student gets sick in the middle of the test, can the test be stopped and restarted later

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What if they want to use a computer mouse?

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What if they want to use a computer mouse?

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Will we go through this "nav" section with our students because there is A LOT.....or is this embedded in the practice tests?

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Will we go through this "nav" section with our students because there is A LOT.....or is this embedded in the practice tests?

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Can text to speech be used on the reading tests?

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Can text to speech be used on the reading tests?

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If students want a word read aloud to them, can teachers do that?

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If students want a word read aloud to them, can teachers do that?

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Teaching students how to use the calculator tool and allowing them to explore the tools that in the calculator tool (wrench icon) so they don't play with that when using the calculator setting during testing should be covered in addition to how to use the calculator.

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I feel iReady has prepared them for the drag and drop questions

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I feel iReady has prepared them for the drag and drop questions

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how to click and drag something on the screen

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They can successfully drag and drop answers for those types of questions.

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They have some knowledge as to how to work the math problems with iReady.

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They have some knowledge as to how to work the math problems with iReady.

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Students that are impatient and don't want to mess with the tools to help them.

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Students that are impatient and don't want to mess with the tools to help them.

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using calculators, reviewing math, and possibly the tools

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using calculators, reviewing math, and possibly the tools

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Calculators, if we're using them. Dragging items without a touchscreen. Keyboarding for writing a little faster.

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grab and drag on the bar graph, I thought was difficult until I enlarged it.

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grab and drag on the bar graph, I thought was difficult until I enlarged it.

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Navigating the tool for mixed number responses

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using the up and down arrow will change your answer, students maybe should have an adult enter

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using the up and down arrow will change your answer, students maybe should have an adult enter

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Some of my students feeling overwhelmed, especially by all of the choices and tools.

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How to advance the screen down using the solid black bar on the right side of the screen where the reading passage is.

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How to advance the screen down using the solid black bar on the right side of the screen where the reading passage is.

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Can the students use the speech to text for the reading portion? For directions?

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Can the students use the speech to text for the reading portion? For directions?

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Will we still read the instructions out loud for the students while they follow along?

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I got bumped off the server while taking the test. What happens if this happens to our students? When I "logged" back in, it took me back to the beginning of the test and I had to answer the questions again.

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If students get kicked out, does it save their progress?

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I was kicked out with two questions left. When I tried to get back in, all answers were gone. Will student answers be saved?

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I was kicked off when I entered my written response and lost all of my data. I'm hopeful this won't happen to the students.

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Students recognizing when it is a new story that they have to read.

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Accommodatons for students that need to have assessments read to them, can use speech-to-text.

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Accommodatons for students that need to have assessments read to them, can use speech-to-text.

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3rd graders do not have touch screens to help with answering these tests. It may be difficult for them to hold and drag with the mouse.

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Will students be able to see their score at the end of each test?

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Will students be able to see their score at the end of each test?

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3rd graders practice using the mouse to hold and drag answers.

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do kids have the dexterity to grab and drag

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do kids have the dexterity to grab and drag

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It would be beneficial for the students to understand the importance of staying quiet to respect those around them still testing. Many of my students would use the time after testing to move around the room, ask questions, or attempt to wander the hallways.

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It may be beneficial for the students to make lists of questions or concerns to give the teacher. Often times, students are afraid to ask questions they see as "stupid" in front of others; chances are if they are thinking it, so is one of their peers...

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practice editing if possible.

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Teaching them to indent when they start a new paragraph.

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Teaching them to indent when they start a new paragraph.

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knowing where to start reading in the writing test - lots of places to read. DIrections were not listed first.

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text to speech.... Can we have text to speech on written language?

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text to speech.... Can we have text to speech on written language?

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writing rubric? can they use it? can we print one?

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writing rubric? can they use it? can we print one?

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can we use scratch paper on the math part?

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can we use scratch paper on the math part?

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are all of the questions supposed to Iowa Core?

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are all of the questions supposed to Iowa Core?

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Will all the questions in math cover only the 3rd grade standards or will questions be included that differeniate the students' knowledge?

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Will all the questions in math cover only the 3rd grade standards or will questions be included that differeniate the students' knowledge?

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Are questions suppose to only measure the grade level standards? Or are there questions on the tests that are above or below grade level?

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When do classroom teachers want a lesson on test anxiety? From Mrs. Shields

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When do classroom teachers want a lesson on test anxiety? From Mrs. Shields

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have students pin calculator to their shelf

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have students pin calculator to their shelf

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Are the real tests similar in number for length of tests??

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Are the real tests similar in number for length of tests??

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Our students stamina to get through these tests.

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Our students stamina to get through these tests.

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Can a student leave a test unfinished and then return to it another day with their previous answers saved?

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Can a student leave a test unfinished and then return to it another day with their previous answers saved?

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Specialists would like a 'cheat sheet' with information to use with the students they proctor!

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Specialists would like a 'cheat sheet' with information to use with the students they proctor!

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Will practice test be given in regular ed instead or special ed or both?

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Will practice test be given in regular ed instead or special ed or both?