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SBAC PreparationSBAC Preparation
California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP)
What are the SBAC tests?
What are the SBAC tests?
Smarter Balanced Smarter Balanced assessments are computer assessments are computer adaptive tests designed to adaptive tests designed to measure students knowledge measure students knowledge and abilities with the common and abilities with the common core standards.core standards.
What is the format of the tests?
What is the format of the tests?
All students will complete a All students will complete a Computer Adaptive Test Computer Adaptive Test (CAT) (CAT) and and Performance Task Performance Task (PT) (PT) for both ELA for both ELA and math.and math.•CAT – Short answer, multiple choice, fill in, etc. Testing system selects questions appropriately challenging for student (i.e., based on student’s answer to previous questions)•PT – Longer response that requires integration of content, skills and real world scenarios. May include research component.
Who will take the SBAC computer tests this
year?
Who will take the SBAC computer tests this
year?
All 7All 7thth, 8, 8thth, and , and 1111thth grade students. grade students.
When will students be tested?
When will students be tested?
77thth – in your science and English – in your science and English classes in Aprilclasses in April
88thth – in your science and English – in your science and English classes in Mayclasses in May
1111thth – in your history and English – in your history and English classes in Mayclasses in May
Student Training VideoStudent Training Video
Student Training Video
Please click the image below to watch a short training video that highlights the tools and layout of the tests.
Student Test Interface LayoutStudent Test Interface Layout
Basic Test RulesBasic Test Rules
• Students may not skip test items.
• Students must answer all test items on a page before going to the next page.
• Students may mark items for review and use the “Questions” drop-down list at the top of the page to return to those items.
• Students may not skip test items.
• Students must answer all test items on a page before going to the next page.
• Students may mark items for review and use the “Questions” drop-down list at the top of the page to return to those items.
Test Tools (cont.)Test Tools (cont.)
• The following grades have access to calculators on mathematics assessments: – Grade 6: Basic Calculator
– Grade 7 and 8: Scientific Calculator
– Grade 11: Graphing, Regression, and Scientific Calculators
***The calculators are on the computer, you cannot bring your own to use.
• The following grades have access to calculators on mathematics assessments: – Grade 6: Basic Calculator
– Grade 7 and 8: Scientific Calculator
– Grade 11: Graphing, Regression, and Scientific Calculators
***The calculators are on the computer, you cannot bring your own to use.
Student Logon through Web BrowserStudent Logon through Web Browser
1.Navigate to https://login3.cloud1.tds.airast.org/student/V97/Pages/LoginShell.aspx?c=California_PT.
1.Navigate to https://login3.cloud1.tds.airast.org/student/V97/Pages/LoginShell.aspx?c=California_PT.
Student Logon through Web Browser (cont.)Student Logon through Web Browser (cont.)
2. Make sure the checkboxes next to “Guest User” and “Guest Session” are checked.
3. Select [Sign In]. *Note: For the actual test,
students will be given their confirmation code, SSID, and Session ID.*
2. Make sure the checkboxes next to “Guest User” and “Guest Session” are checked.
3. Select [Sign In]. *Note: For the actual test,
students will be given their confirmation code, SSID, and Session ID.*
Starting a Practice or Training TestStarting a Practice or Training Test
4. Select a grade level.
a. After logging on, select a grade level from the “Grade” drop-down list.
b. Select [Yes] to continue.
5. Select a test. *Note: For the actual test, the
grade field will be automatically populated and
the available tests will only be the ones the TA has chosen for
the session.*
4. Select a grade level.
a. After logging on, select a grade level from the “Grade” drop-down list.
b. Select [Yes] to continue.
5. Select a test. *Note: For the actual test, the
grade field will be automatically populated and
the available tests will only be the ones the TA has chosen for
the session.*
Choose test settingsChoose test settings
6. Choose test settings.
a. Select the option(s) you want for each available test setting.
b. Select [Select] to continue.
*Note: Some of these will not be available for all students.*
6. Choose test settings.
a. Select the option(s) you want for each available test setting.
b. Select [Select] to continue.
*Note: Some of these will not be available for all students.*
Starting a Practice or Training Test (cont.)Starting a Practice or Training Test (cont.)
7. Confirm selected test and settings.
a. Review the screen and confirm the test and settings.
b. If the settings are not correct, select [No]. You will receive a warning message and will be taken back to the logon screen.
7. Confirm selected test and settings.
a. Review the screen and confirm the test and settings.
b. If the settings are not correct, select [No]. You will receive a warning message and will be taken back to the logon screen.
Starting a Practice or Training Test (cont.)Starting a Practice or Training Test (cont.)
8. Begin the test.
a. Read the information on the “Test Instructions and Help” page, which is the final introductory page.
b. Select [Begin Test Now] at the bottom of the screen. The first page of the test will automatically appear.
8. Begin the test.
a. Read the information on the “Test Instructions and Help” page, which is the final introductory page.
b. Select [Begin Test Now] at the bottom of the screen. The first page of the test will automatically appear.