RISE ethics training 24-25

It is OK to discourage (implicitly or explicitly) students from taking a state test. 

• True

• False

Which of the following are allowed for student use during the test?

• white boards

• plain graph paper

• plain paper

• teacher created graphic organizer

How many active proctors are required to be in each testing session?

• one

• two

• three

Headphones must be available to students for use on state assessments.

• True

• False

Which statements are true regarding posters, visuals, and other items on the wall?

• If they've been up all year, they can stay.

• If it provides a hint or guidance to answers it should be covered/removed.

• Purely decorative items can stay.

• Multiplication charts and posters with vocabulary definitions can stay.

Which uses of technology would not be appropriate during a testing session?

• A student opted out of testing and is completing an alternative assignment on a Chromebook.

• A student uses a smartwatch during the test.

• A student is listening to personal music on Airpods.

• A teacher is scrolling on a cell phone.

What does active proctoring look like?

• Sitting at the teacher desk waiting for a student to raise their hand or grading/lesson planning.

• Walking around and observing students.

• Reading over student's shoulders so you better undrstand the test material.

AFTER completing the test, students may...

• Draw (only on their scrap paper - which will be collected and destroyed)

• Read a book

• Playing games on the computer or complete a worksheet.

• Get up and walk around

• Put their head down and rest

If you have concerns about a test question or a student's test, what should you do?

• Take a picture and email it to your admin

• Post about it on social media

• Contact the school test coordinator

When are you required to read the instructions word for word.

• Every time you start a test session

• When convenient

• Only the first time you begin a new subject (for restarting, paraphrasing is ok).

• Never