Understanding NWEA Assessment and Scores

The video guides St. Luke's parents on interpreting their child's NWEA scores. It explains the contents of the score report, how to read the graphs, and provides a detailed analysis of a student's math and reading scores. The video also discusses the Lexile range for reading comprehension and offers contact information for further assistance.

What is the main purpose of the video?

• To explain the NWEA test format

• To provide study tips for students

• To announce school events

• To help parents interpret their child's NWEA scores

What will parents receive from St. Luke's?

• A list of recommended books

• A school calendar

• An envelope with their child's score report

• A new textbook

How often is the NWEA assessment administered?

• Twice or thrice a year

• Every semester

• Once a year

• Every month

What does the blue line on the graph represent?

• The national average score

• The student's scores

• The district average score

• The projected future score

What information is shown at the top of the graph?

• The grade level when the test was taken

• The test date

• The student's name

• The school name

What does the dashed line on the graph indicate?

• The student's past performance

• The projected score for the next year

• The national average

• The district average

How often does the NWEA update its normative data?

• Every year

• Every 3 years

• Every 5 years

• Every 10 years

What is the Lexile range used for?

• To measure writing ability

• To evaluate science skills

• To assess reading level and comprehension

• To determine math proficiency

Who should parents contact for further questions?

• The school librarian

• The class teacher

• Chris Bera or Kathy Tro

• The school principal