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END OF GRADE (EOG) andEND OF COURSE (EOC)Spring 2016Mossy Creek Middle School Parent MeetingMarch 24, 2016

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Algebra I EOC:

Tuesday, May 3, 2016

Make-up:

Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Note order of tests:

Monday – ELA 1 & 2

Tuesday – ELA 3Wednesday – MathThursday – ScienceFriday – Social Studies

Make-ups may begin the day following scheduled day of administration. Do not wait until the make-up day.

EOG ScheduleSlide3

School Testing Schedule

2-Testing Sessions

AM

PMSlide4

Georgia MilestonesEOG OverviewTest ConstructionItem AlignmentTest Items that contribute to achievement scores are aligned to the state-adopted content standards

Continued field testing of content for future administrationsNorm-referenced (NRT) items included to allow for national comparison; some NRT items are aligned to state-adopted content standards and will contribute to the criterion-referenced (CRT) proficiency score. Those that are not aligned will not contribute to the CRT score or accountability/teacher effectiveness measures

EOG Assessment Guides

are available in the Georgia Milestones section of the Testing/Assessment Website

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Georgia MilestonesTest Construction – EOG/EOC

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Content

Area and Number

of Sections

Selected

Response

Constructed Response

(2

points)

Extended Constructed Response

(4

points)

Extended Writing Response

(7

points)

Evidence Based/Multiple Part Items

(Technology Enhanced, Field Test Only)

English

Language

Arts (3)

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Mathematics (2)

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Science (2)

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Social

Studies (2)

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Administration Times EOG/EOCRevised 2015–2016

Content Area/Course

Test

Section(s)

Minimum Time Per Section(s)

Maximum

Time Per Section(s)

English Language

Arts1 and 2

6075

English Language Arts370

90

Mathematics

1 and 2

60

85

Science

1 and 2

45

70

Social Studies

1 and 2

45

70

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Participants EOG*Spring and Summer 20167

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See Student Assessment Handbook (SAH) pages 58–59.

Note:

Advanced middle school students enrolled in an EOC course MUST take the required EOC.

They may

NOT

be administered the grade level EOG.

This applies only in the areas of mathematics and science. These students MUST take the EOG in ELA and Social Studies.Slide8

Participants EOC*Spring Main and Summer Main 2016Slide9

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Participants EOC

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Summer Main 2016

Summer Retest Dates: June 20-24, 2016

at high schoolsSlide10

Georgia Milestones Score Utilization10EOG

Requirement for promotion to the next grade level for Reading

in Grades 3, 5, and 8 and for

Mathematics

for Grades 5 and 8

EOC

The End of Course (EOC) measures serve as the final exam and comprise 20% of a student’s final course grade.15% for students enrolled in grade nine for the first time prior to July 1, 2011.Eligible students may seek to demonstrate

subject area competency (“test-out”) before enrolling in a course with an associated EOC.Confirmation of credit

for courses taken in an unaccredited school or home studyBothInforms Georgia’s accountability

measures.Provides a signal of college and career readiness and/or readiness to move to the next grade/levelSlide11

Promotion & Retention2015–2016 School YearReading – Grades 3, 5, and 8

Student performance on the reading portion of the ELA test will be used to provide a grade level reading determination: Below Grade Level or On/Above Grade Level

Students who receive

Reading and Vocabulary

domain designation of

Below Grade Level

need remediation and are to retest in ELA.

Students who retest will take the full ELA test (Sections 1, 2, and 3) . . . which requires two (2) days to complete.Mathematics remains a one-day session as in the past.Slide12

Promotion & Retention2015–2016 School YearMathematics – Grades 5 and 8Students must achieve the Developing Learner

achievement level to be considered eligible for promotion. These students have demonstrated partial proficiency of the grade level concepts and skills and can proceed to the next grade level when provided focused instructional support in the needed areas; their learning should be actively monitored to ensure their success.

Student who achieve the

Beginning Learner

require remediation and the opportunity to retest. These students need substantial academic support.Slide13

Calculator PolicyContent AreaGrade Level/CourseType of Calculator

MathematicsGrades 3-5

Not

Allowed

Grade 6

Basic

1

Grades 7 and 8Basic1

or ScientificCoordinate Algebra

Scientific or GraphingAnalytic Geometry

Scientific or GraphingAlgebra I

Scientific or Graphing

Geometry

Scientific or Graphing

Science

Physical Science

Basic

1

or Scientific

Social Studies

Economics

Basic

1

or Scientific

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The online calculator will be a basic four function calculator; a hand-held basic calculator can have square root and percentage functions

Calculators are

not

permitted on

Section 1, Part A,

of each mathematics test in grades 6–8 and high school. Calculators are not permitted at all in grades 3–5 mathematics.Slide14

Test Practice For Students14

All students taking the on-line assessment are required to have a practice test session.We will begin moving students through the labs based on their testing groups on Monday, April 3, 2016 during the day.

This Practice will allow students to use the tools on the computer, answer content specific questions (without scoring), navigate through the test program, and have an idea of where they will test.

You will be given test tickets and a practice test manual to read which will walk them through this practice test.Slide15

Orient Students Prior to Testing15Parents Resources:

http://www.gadoe.org/Curriculum-Instruction-and-Assessment/Assessment/Pages/Georgia-Milestones-EOG-Resources.aspxSlide16

Cell Phones & Electronic DevicesStudents are not permitted to use, or bring into the testing environment, any electronic device that could allow them to access, retain, or transmit information (e.g., cell phone, smartphone, PDA, electronic recording device, camera, playback device, etc.). Announcements must be made prior to testing that such devices are not allowed in the testing environment and that possession or improper use of such devices during testing may result in disciplinary action in accordance with the system's student code of conduct and/or test invalidation.

Script has been added to the Examiner’s Manual regarding this topic. This script, as with all script, MUST be read to students.Dr. Gentry will send a parent call out over a span of time alerting parents that students are not to bring their electronic devices during their testing week.

We will take up as in the past any devices that are brought and house them in the testing closet.

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