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Getting Smarter About CAASPP
Overview of CAASPP
English Language Arts: Smarter Balanced Assessment
Math: Smarter Balanced Assessment
Science: California Standards Test / California Modified Assessment
Early Advanced Placement (EAP): Smarter Balanced Assessment
Who Is Exempt from Smarter Balanced?
Students who take the California Alternate Assessment (CAA)
Newcomers to the U.S. are exempt from ELA only
Smarter Balanced Assessment
Computer Adaptive
+ OR - 2 GRADES
Fully Operational
Results (Individual and School)
Projected Pass Rates for 2015
Grade Pass Rate ELA
Pass Rate Math
3 38% 39%4 41% 37%5 44% 33%6 41% 33%7 38% 33%8 41% 32%11 41% 33%
STAR Districtwide Averages 2004 - 2013
Percent at Proficient and Advanced ~ ELA
Percent at Proficient and Advanced ~ Math
'04 '05 '06 '07 '08 '09 '10 '11 '12 '130
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Designated Supports
Designated supports can be provided to potentially any child.
Teacher recommendation
Site review
Parent Contact
Potential Designated Supports for English Learners
Mathematics Translated Test Directions
Test Translation in Spanish
Translation Glossary
ELA Performance Task Essay English Dictionary
Bilingual Dictionary
Thesaurus
ELA and Math Assessments English Glossary
Primary Language AssessmentReading Language Arts
Jan. 28 & 29 Stakeholder Meeting
100 Californians Selected
Recommendations regarding new test
First year of testing: 2016-17
ELA Computer Adaptive Item Types
Selected Response (Single Answer, Single Option)
Highlight
Selected Response (Single Answer, All Options)
Arrange
Brief Constructed Response
Selected Response (Multiple Answers, All Options)
Speaking / Listening Items
Research Items
Math Computer Adaptive Item Types
Drag and Drop / Matching
Matching(Multiple Answers, All Options)
Graph Creation
Selected Response(Multiple Answers, All Options)
Problem Solving
Smarter Balanced Implementation
Smarter Balanced Interims
2014-15 Practice Instructional Tool
2015-16 Benchmark Assessment Specific Points of the Year Provides Student Data
Smarter Balanced Summative Assessment2014-15 Testing
End of the Year TestWindow: April 27 – May 29One grade per weekGrades 3 – 8, 11Results
Individual (Scale Score and Claim Score)SchoolDistrict
What Can I Do To Help My Child? Take the Smarter Balanced Practice Test Together
Read Together
Reading, Language Arts: Talk to your child
Ask complex questions
Have your child explain their thinking
Mathematics: Ensure that your child can:
Subtract, Add, Multiply, Divide (according to their grade level)
Talk to your child about how you use Math
Encourage a Growth Mindset
Praise your child: for their effort in school (even when they fail).
when they take on and persist through challenges.
when they learn from criticism.
Encourage your child: to see that intelligence is grown with hard work.
to be more focused on the process of learning than the result of the final grade.
When students believe that they can get smarter through their hard work, they will improve faster and experience greater success than students who do not believe this.
Resources
http://www.caaspp.org/practice-and-training/index.html
(Smarter Balanced Practice Tests)
http://www.smarterbalanced.org/
(Smarter Balanced Informational Website)
http://www.smarterbalanced.org/parents-students/como-ayudar-a-todos-los-estudiantes-a-que-tengan-exito/
(Smarter Balanced Website - Spanish Page)
http://commoncore-espanol.com/
(Common Core Spanish Translation)
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