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An Overview Helpful Tips and Preparatory Information When Are They May 31 st and June 1 st and 2nd An Overview What are they for Designed to measure student performance Reading comprehension and mathematics 38 ID: 917278

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Slide1

North Carolina End Of Grade Test (EOG)

An Overview, Helpful Tips and Preparatory Information

Slide2

When Are They?

May 31

st

and

June 1

st

and 2nd

Slide3

An Overview: What are they for?

Designed to measure student performance

Reading comprehension and mathematics 3-8

Used to obtain a growth indicator

Slide4

MATHEMATICS

What is Expected of Students?

Demonstrate knowledge of important principles and concepts

Relate mathematical information to everyday situations

Focus on processing information and higher-order thinking

Domain

Operations and Algebraic Thinking

30-35%

Number and Operations in Base Ten

5-10%

Number and Operations—Fractions

20-25%

Measurement and Data

22-27%

Geometry

10-15%

Slide5

What is on the Test?

Made up of 2 Parts

Calculator Active and Calculator Inactive

50% for both parts

POWER not SPEED (untimed)

NO rulers or protractors

Slide6

READING

What is Expected of Students?

Reading for Literature

32–37%

Reading for Information

41–45%

Language

20–24%

Slide7

Tips

EOG

Slide8

Preparing for the EOG: A Team Effort!

Parent/School

Teacher

Student

Slide9

Parents play a key role in preparing students for state assessments. During this testing period, parents are encouraged to:

Make sure students are in school during review and testing sessions. Avoid doctor or dental appointments on review or test dates

Encourage students to listen carefully to all test-taking directions given by the teacher and to ask questions about any directions that are unclear

.

Make sure students are well-rested on test day.

Make sure students eat breakfast on the day of the test. Hunger can detract from a good test performance

Encourage students to do their best.

Take practice tests. EOG practice tests are available online. Go to

http://dpi.state.nc.us/accountability/testing/releasedforms

Request that your child go to bed early the night before EOG tests begin.

Prepare a good breakfast for children on test day and arrive at school on time.

Breakfast will be provided for all students who need to eat when they arrive at school.

Remind your child to

answer all test questions and not leave any blank, even if they unsure about the answer.

Slide10

Common Questions

Q: What is the test format?

How are students graded and what do the grades mean?

All tests are multiple choice. To see sample questions from previous end-of-grade tests, visit http://www.ncpublicschools.org/accountability/testing/eog/ and click on the appropriate test grade and "Sample Test Items."

End-of-grade and end-of-course test results are reported in terms of achievement

levels:

http://

www.ncpublicschools.org/accountability/lexilequantileinfo

Slide11

Reading Preparation in the Classroom

R

ead the title; predict what you think the passage is about.

U

nderline key words in each question as you read them.

N

umber the paragraphs.

N

ow read the passage.

E

nclose key words in circles.

R

e-read the questions; mark out the answers you know are wrong.

S

elect the best answer.

Slide12

QUAN

Q

Read the whole

Q

uestion.

U Underline important words or phrases.A A

nswer the question.

N

N

ote your evidence from the text

to prove your answers.

Slide13

Reading Preparation in the Classroom,

cont

d.

In class,

teachers teach

RUNNERS

and “QUAN” techniques

for

developing test-taking stamina and skills.

-Teachers incorporate higher-level thinking questions in guided reading and

mini-lessons. These are the

same type of questions found on the

EOG.Flex Reading groups focus on reading strategies to foster thoughtful discussion about books. This is used in conjunction with independent reading, which encourages stamina (reading for an extended period of time). -Benchmark testing gives students a preview of testing in EOG format.

Slide14

Reading Preparation at Home

-

Continue

to monitor your student

s independent reading log at home. Stamina is something he or she will definitely need to have developed by May.

Ask

thoughtful questions to your student as he or she reads to promote higher-level thinking and understanding of the text.

- Review EOG vocabulary (will be sent home with your child).

- Review Multiple Choice Test Taking Strategies with

your child

(will be included in the packet to be sent

home

).

Slide15

Math Preparation in the Classroom

Students are exposed to math vocabulary in the classroom.

Teachers

use EOG practice problems in small group setting during math

.

Language on assessments is similar to EOG language.

Teachers

encourage students to circle

and

write the key words in word problems done in class.

Calculator

practice.

Slide16

Math Preparation at Home

Work with your student to check over his/her homework. Distracter answer choices will most likely be included in the EOG.

- Encourage showing work with homework. This can be a diagram, picture, place value sketch, numerical algorithm, etc.

- Have a student check over his/her work with a calculator to increase confidence with the calculator.