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FALL BENCHMARK TRAINING

FALL BENCHMARK TRAINING

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Professional Development

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1st - 5th Grade

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Easy

Created by

JESSICA VILLARREAL

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36 Slides • 15 Questions

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What is the purpose of district benchmarks?

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To measure student performance

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To evaluate teacher effectiveness

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To set academic goals

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To assess campus facilities

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Multiple Choice

What are the responsibilities of test administrators?

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Implement test administration processes

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Ensure students have required materials

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Maintain test security

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All of the above

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What is required for each student receiving text-to-speech or speech-to-text in the same room?

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A microphone

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A headset

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A computer

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A testing guide

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What should be posted on all entrances leading into the testing room?

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A sign that says 'Welcome'

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A 'Testing - Do Not Disturb' sign

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A sign indicating the test duration

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A sign for restroom breaks

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What are the guidelines for using wearable technology during testing?

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Wearable technology is allowed at all times

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Students may use wearable technology only when it is medically necessary

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All types of wearable technology are permitted

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Students can use cell phones during testing

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Multiple Choice

What must all personnel involved in state/district assessments do before participating?

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Sign an oath

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Complete a training

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Attend a meeting

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Submit a report

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Multiple Select

What are the different types of procedural irregularities listed in the image?

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Accommodation errors

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Accounting errors

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Eligibility errors

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Monitoring errors

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Training errors

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Fill in the Blank

Fill in the blank: A test administrator must actively monitor to ensure that students work independently during testing and to prevent students from using ___ devices.

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What are some examples of improper monitoring during testing?

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Leaving a room unattended while students were testing

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Not ensuring that all students report to the consolidated testing room

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Not reading the 'SAY' directions to students prior to testing

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Reinforcing test-taking strategies

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What are the potential consequences of personnel administering tests without proper training or signing a test security oath?

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Increased test security risks

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Improved test administration

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No consequences

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Enhanced training programs

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Multiple Choice

What are some examples of serious testing violations?

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Cheating

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Plagiarism

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Using unauthorized materials

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What are some examples of assistive technology features that support learning and cognition?

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Reading the Test Aloud

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Blank Scratch Paper

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Color Settings

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Amplification Devices

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Multiple Choice

What should be identified for the 504, MTSS, Special Education, and EB testers?

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Designated supports

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Testing materials

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Student grades

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Test schedules

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Multiple Choice

In the event of a schoolwide emergency, what is the top priority for students and staff?

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Ensuring safety

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Completing the test

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Following the school's procedures

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Logging out of the test

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