STAAR Test Administrator Training 2019-2020

Teachers and students are allowed to wear smart watches within the testing day.

• True

• False

Teachers are allowed to have cell phones in the testing room to monitor time remaining to test.

• True

• False

Which of the following are secure materials? Check all the apply.

• STAAR Alt 2 Image

• TELPAS Calibration activities and components for holistic ratings

• Student test books and completed answer documents

• Online assessments and test tickets

Per TEA guidelines, who must be STAAR trained?

• Test Administrators

• Principals

• Paraprofessionals

• Superintendent

• All of the above

Test security involves:

• proper storage of test materials

• viewing or discussing secured materials

• monitoring students in all parts of testing day

• all of the above

Once testing materials are in your possession, you should:

(Check all that apply)

• never leave them unattended

• allow a student to hold them for you

• allow a trained test administrator to hold them for you

• leave them unattended in your classroom

• return them to CTC if you need to step away or during lunch break

Oral administrators are required to sign the bottom portion of the oath after administration is complete.

• true

• false

Serious irregularities include: (Check all that apply)

• tampering with student responses

• directly or indirectly assisting students with test responses

• allowing a student to use supplemental aid that isn't in the students IEP

• scoring student tests either formally or informally

• discussing test content with another test administrator

If a student is involved in cheating on an assessment, the test administrator should report this to:

• spouse or significant other

• Campus Testing Coordinator

• other Test Administrator

Procedural irregularities include all of the following except:

• accommodations not provided or wrong accommodations provided

• improperly monitoring students on break or during testing

• not reading the script verbatim

• assisting a student with correct responses