Testing Procedures

Can I leave my testing tub in my room to go walk my kids to lunch, if my door is locked?

• Yes, as long as my door and lights are off.

• No, I need to carry the tub with me.

• Yes, as long as my door is locked and all testing items are secured and out of sight.

• No, I need to leave my testing tub with a testing hall monitor.

Can my students use their Chrome-book or read a book as soon as they finish testing?

• No, all students need to complete their test and I have turn in my test bucket.

• Yes, because it is an independent activity.

• No, all students need to complete their test.

• Yes, as long as most kids are completed with test.

Can I tell my students which questions he/she needs to go back and complete?

• Yes, I need to remind them which are left incomplete.

• No, I can only read the prompts on what to do from the manual.

Can I discuss test questions with my students or my colleagues?

• Yes, as long it is after the test and not during the test.

• Yes, only with teachers, so we know which areas to go back and reteach before the end of the year.

• No, I should never discuss test questions with anybody.

• No, I shouldn't discuss it with students or colleagues, but if a parent asks me I can talk about it.

Can I have my phone on silent in my classroom during testing?

• No, I need to turn it off and turn it in until all testing is completed.

• Yes, if I have an emergency.

• Yes, as long as I don't get caught.

• No, I should leave my phone at home on testing days.

Which of the following is acceptable during testing?

• Students sharing a pencil or trading books to read while there's still testing going on in the classroom.

• A teacher using the classroom phone to get assistance or requesting a restroom break during testing.

• Actively monitoring when there's a hall monitor in sight at my door.

• Recording time left to complete test on the board and verbally reminding the students.