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Terryl Swejk February 13, 2013

Alternate Assessment Highlights. Terryl Swejk February 13, 2013. February 25 th to March 29 th. Test Administration Window. Key Differences. Key Differences . AASCD Assignment by Grade.

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Terryl Swejk February 13, 2013

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  1. Alternate • Assessment • Highlights Terryl Swejk February 13, 2013

  2. February 25th to March 29th Test Administration Window

  3. Key Differences

  4. Key Differences

  5. AASCD Assignment by Grade

  6. The AASCD is administered in a one-on-one setting, with Test Administrators reading a script to administer tasks. • The administration of AASCD per student is approximately 4 hours. Breaks are permitted based on student need and circumstances. • Pictures, graphics and symbols are provided for nearly all of the tasks. • The Test Administrator uses a rubric to score the student’s performance. How Is the AASCD Administered?

  7. All staff who administer the AASCD must attend training • Only district staff with ODE certification, licensure or permit are permitted to administer the test • Test materials received by districts must be considered secure just as OAA and OGT materials are • Teachers need to be familiar with Extended Standards and need to use them as the basis for classroom instruction • Teachers can use test format during instruction Important Information

  8. With the AASWD, +/ 98% of students scored proficient or above. 95% of those scored accelerated and advanced. This produced no usable measure of student performance nor growth. Considerations • The new AASCD will have a distribution of scores comparable to the general assessments and will be able to show student growth.

  9. Contact Information Andrew Hinkle Office for Exceptional Children andrew.hinkle@education.ohio.gov (614) 466-0223 Chris Wnoroski, SST-9 chris.wnoroski@email.sparcc.org Terryl Swejk, SST-9 terryl.swejk@email.sparcc.org

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