Middle School Grades 6-8 THURSDAY, March 10, 2022 5:30- 6:30 PM Auditorium Slide 1 Welcome to Charles R. Drew K-8 Center Parent Testing Informational Meeting Principal Dr. Selena Volcy Assistant Principal Tangela Ramos Assistant Principal
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Middle School
Grades 6-8
THURSDAY, March 10, 2022
5:30- 6:30 PM
Auditorium Slide 1 Welcome to
Charles R. Drew K-8 Center
Parent
Testing Informational Meeting Principal
Dr. Selena Volcy Assistant Principal
Tangela Ramos Assistant Principal
Constantin Chery<br>
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A G E N D A Parents meet with your child’s teachers:
Primary Grades Kg – 2nd
SAT-10 Reading/Math
Presented by: Primary Team
Elementary Media Center
Intermediate Grades 3rd - 5th
(FSA) Reading/Writing/Math
(NGSSS) Science
Presented by: Intermediate Team
Middle School Media Center
Middle School Grades 6th-8th
(FSA) Reading/Writing/Math
(NGSSS) Science
(EOC) Algebra 1/Biology/Civics
Presented by: Middle School Team
Auditorium
***Dinner Served ***<br>
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Test Taking Tips Slide 2<br>
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Slide 3 Parent Updates/Reminders Tutoring (Afterschool)
Mandatory Uniforms
Spring Break Academy (Monday, March 21- Thursday, March 24, 2022)
iReady Usage 45 minutes / Passing Rate75% or higher
Student Behavior Expectations<br>
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Slide 4 Parents of students in Grades Kg – 2nd
Report to the Elementary School Grade Level
Breakout Sessions Parents of students in Grades 3rd – 5th
Report to the Middle School Parents of students in Grades 6th – 8th
Report to the Auditorium Additional Copies of handouts will be available for parents with students in more than one grade level at the end of all sessions.<br>
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Important Testing Dates (FSA/EOC/NGSSS) Paper Based & Computer Based Testing (PBT/ CBT)<br>
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Slide 7 Monitor your child’s homework
Use Technology (i-Ready, My-On, Reflex Math)
Read together EVERY night.
Ask you child questions.
Make sure your child is using TEXT EVIDENCE.
Practice Math facts
Conference with your child’s teacher for areas of concern regarding your child. What can parents do before FSA?<br>
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Slide 7 Daily time to complete iReady
Differentiated Instruction
Modeling and sharing strategies to practice the skills and question types on the test.
Intervention in Reading and Math. What are we doing to help your child?<br>
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The Florida Standards are the content standards that identify the expectations for what students enrolled in Florida schools need to know and be able to do.
Measures student performance based on the Florida State Standards.
Information from the assessment is used to drive student instruction.
The Florida Standards, adopted by the State Board of Education in February 2014, prepare Florida students for success in college, career, and life by emphasizing analytical thinking. What is the Florida Standard Assessment (FSA)?<br>
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FSA English Language Arts Writing<br>
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*All sessions administered over two days. FSA English Language Arts - Reading<br>
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Editing Task Items
Multiple Choice Items
Multi-select Items
Two-part Items
Hot Text Items
Open Response Items
Graphic Response Items (GRID)
Open Response Items Florida Standards Assessment Test Design ELA/Literacy Reading<br>
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*All sessions administered over two days. For Grades 6-8, Session 1 is on Day 1,
Sessions 2 & 3 on Day 2.
** Algebra students who are still working at the end of the allotted time for the session many continue working up to the half the length of a typical day. FSA Mathematics<br>
