Middle School English Language Arts Instructional Guide

based on grade), and Ruler/Protractor (for application questions). Finally, like RISE and RI, MAP Growth is an untimed test. 7.​ Can you provide some information about student growth in the MAP Growth test? Student growth is a central feature of the new MAP Growth test! Beginning in the midyear benchmark, students will receive a current level of achievement level (e.g., RIT score, percentile) and also a Growth Score (e.g., conditional growth percentile). Based on national research, there are also projected growth goals for each student. Here are sample reports for teachers, parents and administrators . 8.​ What grades/classes are taking MAP Growth? ELA students in grades 6-10 will take MAP Growth Reading in Fall, Winter and Spring 2025. High school students in a Literacy class or ELD class will also take MAP Growth (this would include the select number of 11 th or 12 th graders in these courses). Students in grades 6-10 will take MAP Growth Math in Fall, Winter and Spring 2025. For high school math it will be students enrolled in Secondary Math 1 and Secondary Math 2. 1. Who do I contact with questions or suggestions? Please contact Hal Sanderson, (Director of Research & Assessment ) or Lora Tuesday Heathfield (Program Evaluation Coordinator) with your testing questions. Please contact your ISD ELA or Math content specialist with Instructional questions regarding MAP Growth!

Useful Links:

●​ Training Video (12 minute video) ●​ Canyons Assessment PD & Resources, Select NWEA MAP Growth (Self-Enroll CANVAS course) ●​ What is the MAP Growth Test (2 minute video) ●​ NWEA MAP Growth | What’s New for 2024 (13 minute video) ●​ Proctor Quick Start Guide

●​ Testing Protocol Script ●​ Explaining MAP Scores

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