This video explains the MAP test student progress report using a math test as an example. It covers the bar chart comparing student scores to local and national medians, the growth chart showing skill development over time, and the growth projection chart indicating expected score improvements. The video also discusses the goals performance summary, which evaluates student performance in various skill categories. The MAP test is one of many tools to assess academic progress and should be considered alongside other assessments.

What is the primary purpose of the MAP test student progress report?

• To rank schools nationally

• To evaluate teachers' performance

• To provide a detailed analysis of a student's academic growth

• To compare students' scores with their peers

In the bar chart, what do the blue bars represent?

• The student's score

• The school's average score

• The national mean score

• The median score of peers

How did the student's score change from spring 2018 to spring 2019?

• It increased by 6 points

• It increased by 12 points

• It remained the same

• It decreased by 12 points

What is the significance of a student's score being two points lower than the national average?

• The student is on par with the national average

• The student is performing well above average

• The student is slightly below the national average

• The student is significantly below average

What does the RIC column in the growth chart indicate?

• The student's expected score range if retaken

• The student's grade level

• The national average score

• The student's percentile rank

What was the student's actual score in spring 2019?

• 211

• 226

• 223

• 220

How does the growth projection chart help in understanding a student's progress?

• It shows the student's score compared to the national average

• It predicts the student's future performance

• It compares the student's score with peers

• It evaluates the student's cognitive abilities

What percentile score is considered above the national average?

• Above 70

• Above 60

• Above 50

• Above 40

What does the goals performance summary indicate?

• The student's overall test score

• The student's performance in each skill category

• The student's percentile rank

• The student's growth over time

Why should the MAP test be considered alongside other assessments?

• To compare different testing methods

• To provide a comprehensive view of a student's progress

• To ensure fairness in grading

• To improve test accuracy