Ed Platform Functionality and Assessments

The video tutorial explains the screening and placement process in Read 180, focusing on the Growth Measure assessment. This adaptive test evaluates students' reading comprehension and helps place them in appropriate reading levels. The video also covers interventions for different tiers, the Fast Track test, and managing rosters and assignments on the Ed platform.

What is the initial step for every student in Read 180?

• Writing an essay

• Completing a reading log

• Taking the Growth Measure

• Participating in a group discussion

What type of assessment is the Growth Measure?

• A computer adaptive assessment

• A fixed-question assessment

• A verbal interview

• A written test

How does the Growth Measure adjust the difficulty of questions?

• It remains constant throughout

• It increases with each question

• It decreases with each question

• It changes based on student performance

What is the maximum number of questions in the Growth Measure?

• 40

• 35

• 30

• 25

What happens if a student experiences testing fatigue during the Growth Measure?

• They receive a lower score

• They can exit and resume the next day

• They switch to a different test

• They must finish the test immediately

What is the purpose of the Growth Measure?

• To evaluate reading comprehension

• To measure artistic talent

• To assess writing skills

• To test math abilities

What type of passages are included in the Growth Measure?

• Both literature and non-fiction

• Only fiction

• Poetry only

• Only non-fiction

How often should the Growth Measure be administered?

• Once a year

• Three times a year

• Twice a year

• Every month

What data points are provided at the end of the Growth Measure?

• Student's favorite book

• Grade level equivalency and Lexile band

• Number of questions answered

• Time taken to complete the test

How does the Growth Measure help in student placement?

• By testing physical fitness

• By providing data points for reading level

• By evaluating artistic talent

• By assessing math skills