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This webcast discusses updates on online testing at high school level and provides information on the ordering and shipment of accommodations materials. It also provides tips and reminders for online testing and accommodations.
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Monthly DAC WebcastApril 11, 2019 Jennifer Stafford, Director Division of Assessment and Accountability Support
Agenda • Welcome • Online Testing at High School • Assessment and Accountability Updates • Questions and Answers OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Online Testing at High School Jason Howard Program Consultant Scott Wilson Pearson, Inc. OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Ordering and Shipment of Accommodations Materials Timelines Grade 10 Field Test for Reading and Mathematics K-PREP: Grades 3-8, Grade 11 (Last 14 instructional days) All ordering for accommodated materials at this point must be done via additional orders in PearsonAccessnext. For help on how to create an additional order please consult the 2019 PearsonAccessnext Navigation Instructions PowerPoint. Assistance on additional orders begins on slide #29. OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Ordering and Shipment of Accommodations Materials • Accommodated materials on schedule to arrive two weeks prior to the testing window include: K-PREP Grades 3-8, and Grade 11 On-Demand Writing. • Accommodated materials noton schedule to arrive two weeks prior to the testing window include: K-PREP Grade 11 Science and Grade 10 Mathematics and Reading. OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Shipment of Accommodations Materials • Grade 11 Science Large-Print and Text Reader kits that were backordered for Shipments 1 and 2 were shipped on April 9. • All remaining Grade 11 Science and Grade 10 Reading and Mathematics accommodated materials will be delivered the week of April 22. • Materials will arrive as they are ready, not in one shipment. OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Impact on Field Test Window • Field test window is extended for accommodated students as needed for all schools. • KDE will work with districts to extend and/or alter the testing window for accommodated students as needed due to materials arriving later than expected. OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Online Test Timing Guidance • Grade 11 SciencePart A – 60 minutesPart B – 60 minutes • Grade 11 On-Demand WritingPart A (Stand Alone) – 40 minutesPart B (Passage Based) – 90 minutes • Grade 10 ReadingOne Part – 45 minutes • Grade 10 MathematicsPart A (Non-Calculator) and Part B (Calculator) – Combined 45 minutes • TestNAV 8 will not shut off on students once time is up. KDE guidance has been that if students are working diligently, allow them to work beyond the stated time limits. OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Seal Codes with Online Testing • Unique codes that can be used by test administrators to control student access to each test part. • They are secure materials and should be treated as such. • Each test section, session and part will have unique seal codes. They will also differ from school to school. However, each student in a session will use the same seal code. • Seal codes are located in PearsonAccessnext in the resources dropdown in the Students in Sessions window. • Print your seal codes well before the test date using the Internet browser print function. OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Seal Codes • For Grade 11 K-PREP there are 2 seal codes for Science, and 2 seal codes for On-Demand Writing. • For the Grade 10 Field Test there is 1 seal code for Reading, and 2 seal codes for Mathematics. • Seal codes should be written on a board and/or central location for students as the test administrator wishes to open each portion of the exam. • Students will enter the seal code when prompted and click ‘start’ to enter each section of the exam. OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Test Session Recommendations • Testing for students without disabilities may occur in either a large group or small group setting. Students testing with accommodations should follow standard assessment protocol. • If gathering students for a large group setting, please contact your District Technology Staff to ensure your test location can support the number of students you plan to test. • Depending on the age of the equipment, Wireless Access Points (WAPs) should be expected to support no more than 25-40 users per WAP. OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Monitoring for Field Test and Operational Tests • OSAA will be visiting schools this spring monitoring tests at several schools for both the Field and Operational tests . • Schools and districts are selected randomly by region. • KDE divides the state into North, South, East, West and Central regions. An even number of visits are done per region. • Monitoring visits will consist of observations and interviews. OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Online Testing Tips and Reminders • Remember to keep seating charts for all tests administered, including the Grade 10 Field Test. • If for some reason all testing cannot be completed during the testing windows, please contact OSAA for further guidance. OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Quick Accommodation Reminders • Paraphrasing – Only directions which are not part of the test itself can be paraphrased. Once a test section officially begins no words or content may be altered by the individual providing this accommodation. • Non-Standard Response Templates • Grade 11 Science • Grade 11 On-Demand Writing • Grade 10 Reading (Short Answer – Question #7) • Grade 10 Reading (Extended Response – Question #14) A short-answer box is provided for reading Question 14 in the student response booklet. This is incorrect. For all paper and pencil tests, please use the extended responsenon-standard response template for student responses. Once the student completes the response, tape the response over the entire page in the SRB. This only affects students taking the paper and pencil accommodated kit test. Students taking the online test are not affected. • Grade 10 Mathematics • Technology and Accommodations • Audio CD will require a CD player. • Text Reader will work on PC, Mac, Ipad and Chromebooks OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Online Testing Resources • DAC/BAC Manual • Grade 10 Test Administrator’s Manual/Script • Grade 11 Test Administrator’s Manual/Script • Online High School Assessments FAQ • Pearson Seal Code Training • Certification of Proper Test Administration Forms • DAC K-PREP • BAC K-PREP •DAC Field Test •BAC Field Test • Practice Tests • Science • On-Demand Writing • Reading • Mathematics • TestNAV Tutorial • TEXT READER SAMPLER Username: sampler Password: sampler • Creating Test Sessions in PearsonAccessnext OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Senate Bill 175 Legislation OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Senate Bill 175 • Senate Bill 175 was passed during the 2019 General Assembly. • It was signed by the governor on April 9 and will become effective this summer. • In accountability, it impacts transition readiness, membership on standards and assessment process review committee and redefines Targeted Support and Improvement identification. OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Transition Readiness at High School • Addition of College Placement Examination (SB 175, 2019 Kentucky General Assembly) • FROM “scoring at or above the benchmark score as determined by the Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) on the college admissions examination” • TO “scoring at or above the benchmark score as determined by the Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) on the college admissions examination or college placement examination” OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
New Reporting Requirement – SB 175 • Following the 2018-2019 and 2019-2020 academic years, the Commissioner shall convene a committee each year • The committee shall analyze state assessment results and examine and consider the expected impacts, unintended consequences, and potential for schools to reach highest ratings • Findings shall be reported to the Interim Joint Committee on Education by December 1, 2019 and by December 1, 2020 OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Kentucky Board of Education Approved Amendment • At their meeting April 10, the Kentucky Board of Education approved an agency amendment to 703 KAR 2:270 to align with the requirements of SB 175. OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
703 KAR 5:270 Amendment Tentative Timeline • October – KBE First Read • December – KBE Second Read • January – Public Comment Period (written and oral) • January 24 – Proposed Public Hearing, 10 a.m. ET • February – KBE Statement of Consideration • Spring – Legislative Committees • Expected to be effective for 2018-2019 reporting OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 01172019
Accountability EdCast • The next Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) EdCast will be Tuesday, April 16 at 9 a.m. ET. The topic will be on accountability. • To view the webcast live or to view the archive later, go to YouTube and search KDE OTL. Click on the KDE logo. Next, click on the “video” tab. Then click the drop down arrow beside “uploads” and select “live stream”, or access the webcast from the KDE Media Portal Live Stream page at this link: http://mediaportal.education.ky.gov/watch-live/ at the OTL Live Stream Channel at the bottom of the page. • To ask questions during the webcast, please join GoSoapBox at this link: https://app.gosoapbox.com/ Access code: OTL. An archive of the webcast will be posted and/or it may be accessed by going to YouTube and searching KDE OTL. Additionally, a link to the archive will be sent once the webcast is completed. OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Standards and Assessment Committee Work OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Upcoming Standards and Assessment Committee Work • Kentucky educators are needed to help develop assessments that are of the highest quality, accurately measure the Kentucky Academic Standards, and are fair to all test takers. • Applications are being accepted for critical activities such as blueprint development, item writing, bias review, and standard setting in reading/writing, mathematics, science and social studies. Educators may select to be considered for a single activity or for all activities. • Applicants will be required to meet in Frankfort or Lexington at least one day; other activities may require multiple days. Some collaborative work may be accomplished virtually. Timeline for activities will vary for the content areas. • Selected team members will receive reimbursement for travel expenses. Substitute teacher expenses will be reimbursed to the teacher’s school district. The online application can be found in this application document. • Applications will be accepted through April 30. Selected team members will be notified via phone or email. OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
School Report Card OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
School Report Card – Finance Domain • Open April 1-30 for District verification/ validation and entry of school-level spending per student data • Finance officers are setup by the local WAAPOC to enter and verify data in the School Report Card Financial Transparency Domain. • For calculation questions, contact Jessi Carlton by e-mail or (502) 564-3930, ext. 2468 OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Annual Update of Geographic Coordinates • Annual check of the geographic coordinates for all Kentucky public schools and district offices. • For any new buildings or locations please complete the verification of coordinates and report to KDE on or before April 22. • Instructions are available on the KDE Front Door Project webpage • Questions should be emailed to School Data Services OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Questions and Answers • Please send questions or comments to dacinfo@education.ky.gov • Next scheduled DAC Webcast is May 9. • Thank you for your participation! OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019
Division of Assessment and Accountability Support OSAA:DAAS:DAC Webcast: 04112019