Proctoring Procedures and Testing Materials

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Which of the following is allowed on students' desks during testing? Electronics, Water and Food, Lip Gloss and or a jar of vaseline, pen, pencil, erasers

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pen, pencil, erasers

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Active proctoring includes all the following except: Circulating the room, Updating students on remaining time, Checking emails on phone, Monitor student behavior

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Checking emails on phone

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A student finishes their test, gets up and walks over to you and says they are done. What is the most appropriate response?

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Ask student to go back to their seat and remain there until you review their materials.

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Which of the following is not necessary before you return testing materials? Sharpen pencils, test out all pens, check that batteries are working on calculators , Collect all testing materials including, pens, pencils, calculators, ziploc bags & scratch paper, Review and sign the Regents proctor Checklist , Organize all completed test alphabetically

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Sharpen pencils, test out all pens, check that batteries are working on calculators

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An accommodation for ELLs can include all the following, except: One to one language dictionaries or Glossaries, Extended Time, A computer so they can translate using an online dictionary, A copy of the exam in their native language and one in English

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A computer so they can translate using an online dictionary

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A special education accommodations room can include all the following except: Noise cancelling headphones, Test read aloud, Periodic breaks and breaks for eating.

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Unlimited time

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Which is not necessary in setting up your room for testing? Options: Align all desks in rows towards the same direction, Write general instructions and time on the board and make sure all relevant testing info has been covered up, Turn on lights and AC if needed, Place mints on all desks

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Place mints on all desks