PPT-Grade 9, 10, 12 ELA Smarter Balanced Assessment

Example Number One Read the sentences from What Happened to Solar Power for Home Use Simultaneously petroleum prices dropped significantly further crippling the solar power industry By 2000 the costs of installing and maintaining a set of residential solar cells were too high and home use dwindled. Though many people take it for granted every day the world relies on a complex network of transportation systems to move people food and the products that sustain civilization Airplanes trains ships cars buses trucks and bicycles navigate myriad rou Please refe r to the 201415 Test Administration M anual for requirements and instructions For more information contact your Regional ESD Partner The High School grade of accountability is 11 th grade Although not required 12 th graders may also tes When will the new assessment be in place The Smarter Balanced Assessment System will be fully implemented in the spring of 2015 States will administer the summative assessment during the last 12 weeks of the school year Are teachers involved in buil Balanced . Assessments. 2014-15 . Webinar #1. October 20, 2014. Today’s Topics. Big Picture Overview. Digital Library. Interim Assessments. Summative Assessments. Other State Assessments (Exit Exams). Interim Assessments. 2015–16 CAASPP Institutes. Learning Goals. Participants understand:. The purpose and use of both the Smarter Balanced Interim Comprehensive Assessment (ICAs) and the Smarter Balanced Interim Assessment Blocks (IABs).. Refer to the Smarter UK Resources for Schools pack (LINK) for associated worksheets and guidance.. This presentation includes:. Information about working memory and its limits. Activity: Remembering . Smarter Balanced Assessment. Voices in the Room. What do we already know?. Think about it. Share at your table. Let’s share out . Select 1 member per table. Smarter Balanced Assessment’s attempt…. Marcy Wood. . Teaching, Learning, and Sociocultural Studies. mbwood@email.arizona.edu. G-TEAMS, . December 2, 2013. Student Talk. Talk is essential to learning. Students learn best when they talk and work together. Assessment targets. Progress Map. English Language Arts. Learning Progression. 4 building blocks. Learning Progression. Item Design. Outcomes/Scoring. Assessment Quality. Bear Assessment System Stage 1. A collection of states working together to build an effective and useful statewide assessment system. Completely computer delivered. Assessment Portal. Two main aspects. Summative Assessment. Formative Assessment. of Elementary and Secondary Education. Training #3:. Blueprints & Timing Guidelines. 2017-2018. Blueprints. Blueprints serve as a guide for test construction.. Arranged by content areas and grades (i.e. ELA-Grade 3).. June 25, 2014. 10:15 – 11:45 am. NCSA – Next Generation Assessment Systems . Trail Blazers. Idaho - Angela Hemingway. Montana – Judy Snow . South Dakota – Jan Martin . Session Overview . Each state will describe the journey with details addressing such topics as:. in State Assessments:. 2013-2014 and Beyond. Melissa Gholson . Office of Assessment and Accountability. Thinking About Accommodations. Where are we now?. Where are we going?. What’s our plan to get there?. The Office of Student Assessment Services October 3 and November 5, 2018. Presenters. Katie . Bowler, Director of Test Development. ELA Team. Amy Carithers, Administrator for ELA Test Development. Beth Niedzwiecki, grade 10 ELA test developer.