Acadiance Math Assessment Overview

The video tutorial explains the Acadiance Math reports, which assess students three times a year. It details the report columns, showing the type of assessment, expected scores, and actual student scores. Each grade level has unique assessments, and examples include quantity discrimination, number identification, missing number fluency, computation, and concepts and applications assessments.

How many times are students assessed using Acadiance Math during the school year?

• Once

• Twice

• Three times

• Four times

When do students receive their Acadiance Math reports?

• Every month

• Only at the beginning of the year

• Only at the end of the year

• At the beginning, middle, and end of the year

What does the first column in the Acadiance Math report indicate?

• The student's name

• The type of assessment

• The school year

• The teacher's name

What information does the third column of the report provide?

• The teacher's comments

• The student's attendance

• The expected score range

• The student's favorite subject

What is unique about each grade level's assessments?

• They are all the same

• They have unique sets of assessments

• They are only for math

• They are optional

In the Beginning Quantity Discrimination assessment, what must students do?

• Identify the smallest number

• Say the number that is greater

• Count the number of dots

• Add the numbers together

What do students do in the Number Identification Fluency assessment?

• Add the numbers together

• Circle the numbers

• Say the numbers they see

• Write down the numbers

What is the focus of the Missing Number Fluency assessment?

• Solving equations

• Identifying patterns and saying the missing number

• Counting objects

• Writing numbers in order

In the Computation Assessment, what are students required to do?

• Identify shapes

• Solve the problems on the page

• Read a passage

• Write a story

What type of problems do students solve in the Concepts and Applications assessment?

• Fill in the blanks

• True or false questions

• Multiple-choice questions

• Word problems