Northwest Evaluation Association - MAP Measure Achievement Progress .
Online test for reading math science and writing given 3 times a year entire
district is using it 1 -12
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From: Carol McLoughlin
To: Mosaic
Sent: Wed, Sep 18, 2013 2:13 pm
Subject:
A!! SLOs! Welcome to my world! I have been living and breathing them the
past few weeks as her in Maryland we are writing them (teachers and
administrators) for the first time. I am elementary so I may not be able to
give you direct measures to use that would apply to your level...but I thi
carol, i work for this company so i'm hesitant to suggest -- but i work for it
because i believe in it. let's go learn has online computer adaptive
assessments in reading and sometimes teachers in new york use. they are great
because their main purpose is to determine student ability and then ma
I realize this isn't necessarily an instructional issue, but it's something
we reading teachers have to deal with in connection with APPR, so I was
hoping to get the group's advice.
I teach struggling readers in grades 7-12. The new APPR regulations
require that we measure student growth and achie
I'm also a reading specialist in NY. We use the state ELA test and the MAP
test. According to what we've been told the students are compared to students
on their level so as long as growth is shown that is equivalent to other
students there is not a problem.
Pat
6-7 Reading Teacher
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Jennifer,
Thank you for fostering this discussion. When I referred to APPR, I was
referencing the Annual Professional Performance Review that's been
instituted in NY. Sorry - I thought that was a federal requirement. NY is
a participant in Race to the Top so possibly it just applies to participa
