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Assessment Night 2019-2020 SE-SAT SE-SAT is a state mandated formal assessment which will be administered to test students on the subjects of Reading and Mathematics. * Administeredto K-2 nd grade students Multiple choice format


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Assessment Night

2019-2020

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SE-SAT

  • SE-SAT is a state mandated formal

assessment which will be administered to test students on the subjects of Reading and Mathematics.

  • *Administeredto K-2nd grade students
  • Multiple choice format
  • Multi-colorto motivate and add student interest
  • SAT-10 will be administered April 9th-12th
  • Reading Comprehension - April 9th
  • Math Problem Solving - April 10th
  • Make-up Days 11-12th
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What is the SESAT 2?

*A standardized, “norm-referenced” achievement test assessing a student’s knowledge in reading and math. *Performance on this assessment is compared to that of other children in the same grade taking the test. *The SESAT 2 reports results in stanines and percentile ranks. *Stanines range from 1 to 9 and percentile ranks range from 1 to 99.

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Percentile Ranks

Ranges: 1-20 Well below average 21-40 Somewhat below average 41-60 Average (50 is the national average) 61-80 Somewhat above average 81-99 Well above average

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Stanines

Standard score that divides scores into nine parts: 9, 8, 7 - Above Average 6, 5, 4 - Average 3, 2, 1 - Below Average

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Sample Questions-1st-2 Reading

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Reading Strategies for Success

  • Read the passages carefully
  • Identify the main idea
  • Identify and underline key

words in questions

  • Revisit the text to find the

answers and underline where the answers are

  • Read all answer choices and

eliminate incorrect responses (Process of Elimination)

  • Use context clues to determine

the meaning of unknown words

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Sample Math 1st- 2nd

  • 1. One of the doors has an odd

number on it. Which number is odd?

  • A. 6
  • B. 10
  • C. 13
  • D. 18
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Sample Math 1st- 2nd

  • 2. Find the school bus that is
  • underlined. In which position is the

school bus?

  • a. second
  • b. seventh
  • c. ninth
  • d. eleventh
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Tested areas in Mathematics…

Problem Solving…. probability, statistics, pattern of numbers, estimation, number sense and algebra Procedures….

  • perations of numbers

(addition, subtraction, etc…)

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Math Strategies for Success

  • Listen carefully to oral questions
  • Identify key words
  • Solve math problems using sheet of paper provided
  • Check all work carefully
  • Check that only one answer is bubbled for each

question

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NORMA BUTLER BOSSARD ELEMENTARY PARENT NIGHT

Florida Standards Assessments

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WHAT ARE THE FLORIDA STANDARDS?

 “ A set of clear, consistent and strong

academic standards that will help ensure Florida’s students graduate high school ready for success in college, career and life.”

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WHAT IS THE FLORIDA STANDARDS ASSESSMENT?

 A test that was designed to serve Florida

students by measuring education gains and progress.

 Measure student performance based on the

Florida State Standards.

 Information from the assessment is used to

drive instruction.

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WHAT WILL THE FLORIDA STANDARDS ASSESSMENT LOOK LIKE FOR MY CHILD?

English Language Arts (ELA) Mathematics English Language Arts (ELA) Session 1 Mathematics Session 1 Wednesday, April 1, 2020 Monday, May 11 , 2020 ELA Session 2 Mathematics Session 2 Thursday, April 2, 2020 Tuesday, May 12, 2020 ELA Make-Up Sessions: Mathematics Make- Up Sessions: April 3, 6-10, 2020 May- up to May 14

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 English Language Arts

  • Multiple Choice
  • Multi- Select Items

 Multi-Part Items  Editing Task  Open Response Items

FSA TYPES OF QUESTIONS

  • Math
  • Multiple Choice
  • Multi- Select Items
  • Matching Items
  • Table Task
  • Equation Items
  • Open Response
  • Grid items
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EDITING TASK CHOICE

Overall Task Description • Editing Tasks with Choices (ETCs) Includes a three- or four- paragraph passage with five to six grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors.

  • The first and the last sentences

in the passage will not include errors.

  • Students will edit the passage

for grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors.

  • The word(s) or phrases to be

edited will be indicated by a highlight in the passage. Students will select the correct edit from the options.

  • One of the options will be the

word or phrase as it appears in the paragraphs.

  • The other options should

contain common usage errors—errors authentic to student work.

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SAMPLE EDITING TASK

 Mary Anderson is a famous inventor. She is most

famous for _______________ (ⓐ invented ⓑ inventing ⓒ invents ⓓ inventor) the windshield

  • wiper. She invented the windshield wiper after

noticing that drivers were _______________ (ⓐ having ⓑ haveing ⓒ havving ⓓ have) trouble driving in the rain and the snow. She made the windshield wiper _______________ (ⓐ because ⓑ for ⓒ so ⓓ since) that drivers would not have to get

  • ur of _______________ (ⓐ their ⓑ there ⓒ they’re

ⓓ thare) cars to clear off the windshield by hand. She _______________ (ⓐ wants ⓑ wanting ⓒ wanted ⓓ want) to make driving safer.

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EVIDENCE-BASED SELECTED RESPONSE

Overall Task Description Sample Test Item In this two-part item, the student is directed to select the correct answers from Part A and Part B.

  • Typically Part A is

multiple-choice, whereas Part B may be either multiple choice or multiselect.

  • Part A often asks the

student to make an analysis or an inference, and Part B requires the student to use the text to support the answer in Part A.

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SAMPLE EVIDENCE -BASED SELECTED RESPONSE

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MULTISELECT

Overall Task Description Sample Test Item

  • The student is directed

to select all (or a specific number) of the correct answers from among a number of

  • ptions.
  • These items are

different from multiple- choice items, which allow the student to select only one correct answer.

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MULTISELECT SAMPLE

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HOT TEXT AND TWO-PART HOT TEXT

Overall Task Description Sample Test Item

  • Requires the student to select words

and phrases from different texts that demonstrate how the author treats themes and patterns of events.

  • Requires the student to select words or

phrases from the text that explicitly state the main idea. • The student must fully synthesize multiple texts to determine how each passage is similar

  • r different. The student must then

provide textual evidence to support the selected answer [Two-Part Hot Text].

  • Requires the student to select the main

idea from the choices and then to select words or phrases from the text to support the selected main idea [Two- Part Hot Text].

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HOT TEXT SAMPLE

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HANDS ON READING

S.P.A.D.E

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WHAT DOES A CLOSE READ LOOK LIKE?

What types of questions will the students see?

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SAMPLE POEM

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MATHEMATICS SESSIONS

AND TIMES

Grade/Subject Administration Time Number of Sessions* Paper Based testing 2019 3- Math 80 Minutes 2 Grade/Course Number of Items 3rd Grade 56-60

Mathematics Number of Test Items

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EXAMPLE QUESTION MATH FSA

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EXAMPLE QUESTION MATH FSA

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LETS PRACTICE

Hands on Math

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MATH STRATEGIES FOR SOLVING WORD PROBLEMS

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2-STEP WORD PROBLEM

JOE HAS A COLLECTION OF 35 DVD

  • MOVIES. HE RECEIVED 8 OF THEM AS
  • GIFTS. JOE BOUGHT THE REST OF HIS

MOVIES OVER 3 YEARS. IF HE BOUGHT THE SAME NUMBER OF MOVIES EACH YEAR, HOW MANY MOVIES DID JOE BUY LAST YEAR?

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UNLOCK THE PROBLEM

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MATH EGY

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JOE HAS A COLLECTION OF 35 DVD

  • MOVIES. HE RECEIVED 8 OF THEM

AS GIFTS. JOE BOUGHT THE REST OF HIS MOVIES OVER 3 YEARS. IF HE BOUGHT THE SAME NUMBER OF MOVIES EACH YEAR, HOW MANY MOVIES DID JOE BUY LAST YEAR?

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STEP 1: SINCE THE QUESTION ASKS HOW MANY DVD’S HE BOUGHT, FIRST WE MUST SUBTRACT THE TOTAL 35 FROM 8 WHICH IS THE AMOUNT HE RECEIVED AS GIFTS. 35 – 8 = 27 STEP 2: THE REMAINING 27 DVD’S IS THE AMOUNT JOE BOUGHT IN 3 YEARS AND EACH YEAR HE BOUGHT THE SAME AMOUNT, THEREFORE THE 27 NEEDS TO BE DIVIDED BY 3 TO FIND HOW MANY MOVIES HE BOUGHT LAST YEAR. 27÷ 3 = 9

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SOLUTION JOE BOUGHT 9 MOVIES LAST YEAR.

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PROMOTION OPPORTUNITIES

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