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WHAT DO YOU GET WITH INSPECT® … MORE THAN JUST ITEMS
Kendall Weiser, Assessment Director
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What is Inspect®?
• Innovative bank of items and set of assessments to measure student mastery of college and career rigorous state standards–Math and ELA K-12 item count
40,000+ items–500+ pre-built assessments
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Item Integrity Process
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INSPECT® PRE-BUILT ASSESSMENTSComprehensives, Interims, Checkpoints, Performance Tasks,
and more!
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Supported States
• Alabama
• Arizona
• California
• Colorado
• Connecticut
• Delaware
• Florida
• Georgia
• Hawaii
• Idaho
• Illinois
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• Indiana
• Iowa
• Kansas
• Kentucky
• Louisiana
• Maine
• Maryland
• Massachusetts
• Michigan
• Mississippi
• Missouri
• Montana• Nevada• New
Hampshire• New Jersey• New Mexico• New York• North Carolina• North Dakota• Ohio• Oregon• Pennsylvania• Rhode Island
• South Dakota
• Tennessee
• Texas
• Utah
• Vermont
• Washington
• Washington D.C.
• Wisconsin
• Wyoming
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Pre-Built Assessments
• Included at no additional cost
• Aligned to state-specific standards
• Assessment List and Summaries
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Inspect® Pre-Built Assessments
• All included with Inspect®
– Inspect® Comprehensive End-of-Year Assessments
– Inspect® Interim Formative Assessments
– Inspect® Performance Tasks
– Inspect® Checkpoint Assessments
– Early Literacy Early Numeracy Assessments
– Middle School Math Acceleration Test
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Comprehensive End-of-Year Assessments
• Grade 3-11 (ELA and math)– Traditional and Integrated Math Pathways
Supported
• Two forms available
• Spanish Grades 3-6 (ELA and math)
• Approximately 30-42 questions in length
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Inspect® Pre-Built Assessments
• All included with Inspect®
– Inspect® Comprehensive End-of-Year Assessments
– Inspect® Interim Formative Assessments
– Inspect® Performance Tasks
– Inspect® Checkpoint Assessments
– Early Literacy Early Numeracy Assessments
– Middle School Math Acceleration Test
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Inspect® Interim Formative Assessments
• Grade K-11 (ELA and math)
– Traditional and Integrated Math Pathways Supported
• Online and Paper-Allowable Versions Available
• Spanish Grades K-8 (ELA and math)
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Inspect® Interim Formative Assessments
• IFA: Inspect® Interim Formative Assessments
–Formerly called benchmarks
–District assessments given to all students after standards should have been taught
– In practice: Use KDS IFAs and modify to match your own pacing.
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Base Standard Schedules
• Instructional Guides
• Meant to act as a base, intended to be modified to fit your pacing
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How Should Inspect® IFAs be Used?
• Take what KDS has developed and customize to meet your district needs– Grade level collaborative teams and/or teacher
leaders determine standards to be taught in each term.
– Once standards schedules are established, grade level collaborative teams adjust assessment items as necessary
• Makes process of creating district assessments faster
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Recommended Assessment Cycle
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Inspect® Pre-Built Assessments
• All included with Inspect®
– Inspect® Comprehensive End-of-Year Assessments
– Inspect® Interim Formative Assessments
– Inspect® Performance Tasks
– Inspect® Checkpoint Assessments
– Early Literacy Early Numeracy Assessments
– Middle School Math Acceleration Test
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Inspect® Pre-Built Assessments
• Grades 3-8 and High School (ELA and math)
• Three Sets
• Intended to be scaffolded in with instruction
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Inspect® Performance Tasks
• Students demonstrate mastery of multiple academic standards through a single task and they also learn to apply classroom knowledge to solve real-world problems.
• Follow specific high-stakes formats:– Number of stimuli
• Qualitative and quantitative measures of text complexity• Word count
– Number and type of questions– Rigor
• DOK levels
– Rubrics
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ELA Performance Tasks: consist of two components:
• In the first part, students read a series of texts and respond to three research questions– After a student completes the first part, he or she
can return to the first part, but cannot change any responses.
• In the second part, students respond to the central question of the PT in an essay in one of three formats: informational/explanatory, narrative, or argumentative/opinion.
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ELA: How are they scored?
• All ELA PTs include a criteria to the student for how the essay will be scored and rubricsfor both the written prompt and the constructed response items from part 1
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PT Writing Rubrics
• Essay will be scored on three categories:
– Organization/Purpose
– Development/Elaboration
– Conventions
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Math Performance Tasks
• Students are given a real-world scenario
• Answer mathematical questions in relation to the real-world scenario–Key: can students do math, when they
are not told what math to do?
• Questions and parts progressively build to a solution
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Math: How are they scored?
• All math PTs include rubrics for constructed response questions or parts.
• In some cases, certain parts are dependent upon others in terms of scoring. (i.e., cannot get credit for part B if part A is not correct.)
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Recommended Assessment Cycle
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Inspect® Pre-Built Assessments
• All included with Inspect®
– Inspect® Comprehensive End-of-Year Assessments
– Inspect® Interim Formative Assessments
– Inspect® Performance Tasks
– Inspect® Checkpoint Assessments
– Early Literacy Early Numeracy Assessments
– Middle School Math Acceleration Test
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Inspect® Checkpoints
• Mini formative assessment blocks• Cover content clusters in both ELA and math
– Math (Grades 3-8)• Initially major clusters only• 6-8 questions each
– ELA (Grades 3-8)• Initially reading and writing only• Most emphasized writing clusters• 6-8 questions each
• Quick check and analysis of student learning• Spanish translations available
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Example Grade 5 Math Checkpoints
Grade 5 Checkpoints
Understand the place value system
Perform operations with multi-digit whole numbers and with decimals to hundredths
Use equivalent factions as a strategy to add and subtract factions
Geometric measurement: understand concepts of volume
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Inspect® Pre-Built Assessments
• All included with Inspect®
– Inspect® Comprehensive End-of-Year Assessments
– Inspect® Interim Formative Assessments
– Inspect® Performance Tasks
– Inspect® Checkpoint Assessments
– Early Literacy Early Numeracy Assessments
– Middle School Math Acceleration Test
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Early Literacy and Early Numeracy Assessments
• Assessment tools specifically designed for primary grades
• Focus on foundational skills for later success
• Provide data about acquisition of key skills as well as growth over time to inform effective instruction and intervention
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Early Literacy and Numeracy Assessments
• Most early childhood assessments
– Do not align to rigorous college and career ready standards (CCRS)
– Require 1:1 administration
• Inspect® has developed assessments that:
– Target the research-based foundational skills for later academic success
– Align to rigorous college and career ready standards
– Can be completed independently by students
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Foundational Skills
• Important skill areas that develop during early childhood
• Critical in and of themselves in terms of later school success
• Necessary building blocks for knowledge in other areas (e.g., Snow, Burns, & Griffin, 1998)
• Appear to be related to one another– Children with delays in literacy skill development
are often delayed in early numeracy skills acquisition (Krajewski & Schneider, 2009).
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Early Literacy Assessments
• To support K-2 children in acquiring and mastering the foundational skills, Inspect®
created assessments that focus on early literacy skills in developmental progression that is aligned to CCRS Foundational Skills.
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Early Literacy AssessmentsGrade Domain Cluster
K Print Concepts: Organization and Basic Features of Print
Letter ID
PhonologicalAwareness
Phonological Awareness
Phonemic Awareness
Phonics and Word Recognition
Phonics
Word Recognition
1 Print Concepts Organization and Basic Features of Print
Phonological Awareness
Phonological Awareness
Phonemic Awareness
Phonics and Word recognition
Phonics
Word Recognition
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Early Literacy Assessments
Grade Domain Cluster
2 Phonics and Word Recognition Phonics
Word Recognition
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Sample Early Literacy Item
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Teacher Reads: Which of the following is the letter "j"?
RF.K.1d Recognize and name all upper- and lowercase letters of the alphabet.
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Sample Early Literacy Item
Choose the FRONT of the book.
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RI.K.5 Identify the front cover, back cover, and title page of a book.
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Early Numeracy Skills
• Research suggests that particular attention should be paid to the development of early numeracy skills.– critical to later school success
• Meta-analysis (Duncan et al., 2007) suggests early numeracy skills in kindergarten is a stronger predictor of later achievement.– stronger than reading, attentional skills, or
social behavior
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Early Numeracy Skills
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• Biggest predictors
– Number sense skills (ordinality and cardinality in particular)
– Operations skills
• Early mathematics skills were found to be as predictive of later reading achievement, as were early reading skills
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Early Numeracy Skills
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• Early geometry and spatial skills and patterns and measurement skills were not as highly predictive of later achievement.
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Early Numeracy Assessments
• Inspect® Early Numeracy assessments
– focus on number sense and operations skills
– align to college and career readiness standards
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Early Numeracy Assessments
Grade Domain Cluster
K Counting and Cardinality Number Names and Counting Sequence
Counting Objects
Number Comparison
Operations & Algebraic Thinking Concepts of Addition and Subtraction
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Early Numeracy AssessmentsGrade Domain Cluster
1 Operations & Algebraic Thinking Problem Solving: Addition and Subtraction
Properties of Addition and Subtraction
Addition and Subtraction Equations
Number and Operations Extended Counting Sequence
Place Value
Using Place Value and Properties of Operations to Add and Subtract
Measurement and Data Measuring Lengths
Tell and Write Time
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Early Numeracy AssessmentsGrade Domain Cluster
2 Operations & Algebraic Thinking Problem Solving: Addition and Subtraction
Foundations of Multiplication
Number and Operations Place Value
Using Place Value and Properties of Operations to Add and Subtract
Measurement and Data Measuring Lengths
Addition and Subtraction with Lengths
Working with Time and Money
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Sample Early Numeracy Assessments
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Counting forward from 8, put the numbers in the right order.
K.CC.A.2 Count forward beginning from a given number within the known sequence (instead of having to begin at 1).
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Sample Early Numeracy Assessments
Put five kids onto the playground.
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K.CC.B.5 Count to answer "how many?" questions about as many as 20 things arranged in a line, a rectangular array, or a circle, or as many as 10 things in a scattered configuration; given a number from 1-20, count out that many objects.
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Inspect® Pre-Built Assessments
• All included with Inspect®
– Inspect® Comprehensive End-of-Year Assessments
– Inspect® Interim Formative Assessments
– Inspect® Performance Tasks
– Inspect® Checkpoint Assessments
– Early Literacy Early Numeracy Assessments
– Middle School Math Acceleration Test
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Creation Process
• Skills needed for success in Algebra
– Core arithmetic skills
– Understanding of functions and equations
– Word problems
– Fluency in units of measurement
– Properties of operations
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Standard Coverage
• Range in grade levels
– Grades 4-6 standards
• Focus:
– Computation
– Measurement
– Number Sense
– Algebra and Functions
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How to Use MS Acceleration Test
• Test – not to be used formatively
• Administer at the end of grade 6
• No testing time-limit
• Analyze results alongside other criteria
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QUESTIONS?
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