SOL Testing Security

A "Proctor" may be called upon to?

• Verify if SWD (students with disabilities) was given their accommodations

• Verify if the "examiner" did their job professionally

• Verify students did not receive inappropriate assistance on the test

• Verify student did receive appropriate assistance on the test

• All of the Above

A testing "examiner" is responsible for?

• Administering the SOL according to the procedures of my own prior knowledge

• Administering the SOL according to the procedures in the School's Rights & Responsibilities Handbook

• Administering the SOL according to the procedures in the Examiner’s Manual

• Administering the SOL according to the procedures in the Examiner's Safety Manual

• Administering the SOL according to the Administrative team.

The training expectations for testing "examiners" and "proctors" are the same.

• True

• False

Which is considered an appropriate testing environment?

• Students are quiet, engaged, and sleeping.

• Students are quiet, engaged, and using their notes while completing the assessment.

• Students are quiet, engaged, and actively completing the assessment.

• Students are quiet, engaged, passing notes, and completing their assessment.

• None of the Above

Where are the resources for test preparations for students and staff located?

• Log into Clever Account

• Log into Clever Account and use the Virginia Practice Items (APP)

• Online Practice Items through VDOE

• Log into Canvas under Virginia Testing Modules

• None of the Above

Examiners and Proctors may be provided copies of the appropriate manuals during training, or all manuals are available for download on the Virginia Department of Education website (VDOE).

• True

• False

Examiners and Proctors are expected to be familiar with the manual that pertains to the test being administered on the day of testing.

• True

• False

There is no substitution for reading the manuals, regardless of the level of experience the staff may have.

• substitution

• reason

• known updated policy

• legal stance

• None of the Above

Students taking the online tests are allowed to be issued a hand-held calculator, including those who require a hand-held calculator as part of an accommodation documented in the student's IEP or 504 Plan.

• True

• False

The appropriate Desmos Virginia calculator will appear on the test's toolbar for items that are assessed using a calculator.

• True

• False