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.

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

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.

Worksheets are graded without any specific planning associated.

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

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

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.)

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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