SchoolNet Assessment Data for Teachers

What are the FOUR reports you learned about today?

• Test Summary

• Standards Analysis

• Item Analysis

• Standards Mastery

• Test Analysis

On the Test Summary Report I can see (select all that apply)

• the overall class average.

• percentage of students in each score group (proficient, needs improvement and does not meet).

• number of students in each score group (proficient, needs improvement and does not meet).

• comparisons by student, subgroup and standard.

The Standards Analysis report is great because I can see every objective/standard tested and how my students did in each (their average score per objective/standard).

• True

• False

In the Item Analysis report I am able to view (select all that apply)...

• each student's response.

• each student's correct response.

• each student's incorrect response.

• each student's overall score on the assessment.

• each standard assessed for each question.

In the Item Analysis, if I click on an item number I am able to see the ___.

• student's answer

• test question.

I can export all reports to one of either ___ or___ or both.

• Word, Excel

• Access, Excel

• PDF, Excel

• Only Excel

If I select this report, I will immediately see all of the standards listed on the left side of the report and the number of students in each category of proficient, needs improvement or does not meet. I will see who mastered and who didn't.

• Test Summary

• Standards Analysis

• Item Analysis

• Standards Mastery

On the Standards Mastery report, if I click on the number under each category (proficient, needs improvement or does not meet), I will be taken to a screen where I see...

• student names

• test questions

• tested standards

• number of test questions

The names that I see in the Standards Mastery report are helpful to grouping students for reteaching and remediation.

• True

• False

In some reports you see the Table Key which represents grade ranges for... (select all that apply)

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