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This training does NOT replace the requirement of thoroughly reading and being familiar with the appropriate Test Administrator Manual and identifying the correct section of the manual for the specific administration.. Test Administrator Manual. Grade 3-5 Manual5th Grade deletion of science referen
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1. “This is Rocket Science”STAAR Test AdministrationApril 23-26 3rd/4th/6th/7th Grades Math and Reading
5th Grade Science
8th Grade Science and Social Studies *Identify spine/cover for April 23-26 administration.
Identify the binder checklist*Identify spine/cover for April 23-26 administration.
Identify the binder checklist
2. This training does NOT replace the requirement of thoroughly reading and being familiar with the appropriate Test Administrator Manual and identifying the correct section of the manual for the specific administration. Test Administrator Manual Manuals: tab as per page numbersManuals: tab as per page numbers
3. Grade 3-5 Manual
5th Grade deletion of science reference chart box (pg. 53 and 71)
Grade 3-5 deletion of “y la compositión” (pg. 72)
Updated 3-5 directions on gridding accommodations (pg. 100)
Grade 6-8 Manual
A call-out box added to remind students taking reading that they can use a dictionary (pg. 57)
Update 6-8 directions on gridding accommodations (pg. 92)
Manual Updates
4. Each person involved with the state assessment program has received General Security and Confidentiality training and MUST have a signed oath on file. The oaths for the 2012 year will be retained in the FIRST STAAR binder created (March).
Review of General Security and Confidentiality requirements are in the Test Administrator Manuals.
Test administrators who are going to use a student test booklet must sign the “Viewing Secure Content” section. General Security and Confidentiality ONE oath for entire testing 2012.
Recommend training all staff on oral administration, sign for viewing secure content, that way in case of a situation arising, all have been trained.ONE oath for entire testing 2012.
Recommend training all staff on oral administration, sign for viewing secure content, that way in case of a situation arising, all have been trained.
5. Calendar All tests are due in Thursday, April 26th by 4:30 p.m.All tests are due in Thursday, April 26th by 4:30 p.m.
6. Mathematics (Grades 3, 4, 6, 7)
7. Math Materials Needed Calculator: review eligibility criteria in Accommodation Reference Guide
ECG: only order 1 per test administrator for L versionCalculator: review eligibility criteria in Accommodation Reference Guide
ECG: only order 1 per test administrator for L version
8. STAAR Math Test Options Remind teachers to mark the correct section as per their assignment.Remind teachers to mark the correct section as per their assignment.
9. ANY student who is receiving an accommodation MUST be informed of what accommodation(s) and the level of that accommodation they will be receiving PRIOR to beginning the state assessment. Students with Accommodations
10. Directions for STAAR and STAAR Modified are the same for MATH.
Students will locate reference materials and graph paper inside the test booklet. They are torn out, test administrators may help students tear out these pages.
Specific directions are given on how students are to complete items that require a grid on the mathematics test. 3rd/4th/6th/7th Grade Math Extra reference charts printed from TEA website correctly for the ruler issue.Extra reference charts printed from TEA website correctly for the ruler issue.
11. STAAR L students MUST be assessed in a separate room from STAAR and STAAR M.
For the STAAR L version of the math test there are special call out boxes in the test administrator directions.
STAAR L students will not use all the bubbles on the answer document.
ELLs with the linguistic accommodation, English clarification, have a special call out box with directions for the student.
The test administrator may need the English Clarification Guide (ECG) for math, if the student has the accommodation of Clarification in English. STAAR L Math
12. Test administrators MUST have the SAME form number as the students’ test booklets.
STAAR and STAAR M MUST be in separate rooms for an oral administration.
Test administrators must be familiar with the content.
Test administrators must review Appendix C for specific information on an oral administration.
Test administrators must sign the “Viewing Secure Content” portion of their oath.
Test administrators write their names somewhere on the cover of the test booklet that they are issued. Math Oral Administration
13. 3rd, 4th, 6th, 7th Reading
14. Reading Materials Needed
15. Reading Test Options
16. Separate test administrator directions for STAAR and STAAR Modified.
STAAR M test administrators will need to be issued a student booklet.
Prereading text is included in STAAR M. The prereading text may be read as many times as necessary. However, it may only be reread PRIOR to students reading the selection.
Specific direction differences for the oral administration of questions/answers is based on ALL or PART.
6th/7th grade reading---dictionaries/thesaurus must be available (1 for every 5 students). 3rd, 4th, 6th, 7th Grade Reading
17. Test administrator and ALL students MUST have test booklets with the same form number.
Students taking STAAR, STAAR L, or STAAR M CANNOT be tested together.
TA explains the level of reading support being provided based on documentation prior to testing.
Appendix C has specific instructions for OA.
Specific direction differences for the oral administration of questions/answers is based on ALL or PART.
ALL TAs who use a student booklet MUST sign the section of their oath regarding the viewing of secure content (OA, transcribers, Modified TAs). They also need to put their name on cover. Reading Oral Administration
18. A student who qualifies for the STAAR L version of math, science, and social studies, has to take a STAAR reading test. There is no L version of reading, so they take STAAR reading (English or possibly Spanish in grades 3 or 4, dependent upon language). Student Issue
19. 5th and 8th Grade Science
20. Science Materials Needed
21. Call out boxes are utilized in the test administrator manual with specific information regarding reference materials:
See 8th grade manual pg. 55
NO SCIENCE REFERENCE MATERIALS for 5th GRADE- cross out box on page 53.
Call out boxes for grid items:
See 5th grade manual pg. 54 (NOT for modified)
See 8th grade manual pg. 56 (NOT for modified)
Science Specifics
22. Special call out boxes for administration of STAAR L:
Grade 5 manual pg. 54
Grade 8 manual pg. 56
English Clarification Guide may be required for the test administrator if the student has that accommodation; secure material. STAAR L Science
23. Grade 8 Social Studies
24. Social Studies Materials Needed
25. Due to the fact that we moved the test date for social studies to Monday, April 23rd, test administrators WILL read the directions on pg. 54 for ALL students.
On Thursday, students then follow directions on pg. 54 ONLY if they are given a different book or have been absent all week. Grade 8 Social Studies
26. Special call out boxes for administration of STAAR L:
Grade 5 manual pg. 54
Grade 8 manual pg. 56
English Clarification Guide may be required for the test administrator if the student has that accommodation; secure material.
STAAR L Social Studies
27. Oral Administration
28. BEFORE conducting an oral administration, read Appendix C.
Reading
Test questions and answer choices
Reading selections may NEVER be read aloud to a student
Must be read aloud in the order they are presented
Math-Science-Social Studies
Test questions and answer choices
Must be read aloud in the order they are presented
Test question must be read aloud prior to reading the answer choices
Any words, number or symbols that appear on the state-supplied mathematics reference materials or an allowable supplemental aid my be read aloud to an eligible student
Test Administrator Manual
pg. 97-106 (Grades 6-8) or pg. 115-128 (Grades 3-5) Oral Administration
29. Test administrators may read aloud any word, phrase, or sentence in the test questions and answer choices as many times as needed.
At the end of the test, the test administrator may go back to reread a question and its answer choices at a student’s request.
Test administrators must be familiar with content-specific terms and symbols associated with the subject-area tests.
Test administrators must know students reading support levels and if a student can change the level of support. Oral Administration
30. ALL questions and answer choices
TA MUST have a test booklet with the same form number as the students.
PART questions and answer choices
TA can read over a student’s shoulder. However if the TA reads aloud out of a separate book, MUST have a test booklet with the same form number as the students.
STAAR Versions
For STAAR Modified each campus will only receive ONE form number, so all should have the same form number…be careful with additional orders.
Only one form of STAAR L.
District overage will be FORM 1 for STAAR assessments. Oral Administration
31. Test Administrator Manual, marked to indicate correct section for specific administration
Verified Rosters
State Assessment Absence Document
Seating Charts
Authorized Accommodations Envelopes with appropriate and correct materials (as needed)
Optional Testing Procedures/Materials:
Scratch paper—see definition in OTPM
Blank index cards or post it notes
Highlighters Test Administrator Materials State Assessment Absence Document, this should be verified and used to plan for make-up sessions.
Seating Charts- Danny has added stop and start time to accommodate for lunch. Our recommendation is lunch be scheduled for 45 minutes to accommodate securing test materials, etc.
Accommodations Envelopes: students identified in need of OTPM or accommodations (special education, 504, LEP)State Assessment Absence Document, this should be verified and used to plan for make-up sessions.
Seating Charts- Danny has added stop and start time to accommodate for lunch. Our recommendation is lunch be scheduled for 45 minutes to accommodate securing test materials, etc.
Accommodations Envelopes: students identified in need of OTPM or accommodations (special education, 504, LEP)
32. Test administrator directions MUST BE followed VERBATIM.
Directions to the test administrator, not to be read to students, are in italics.
STUDENTS write their name on the test booklet.
STUDENTS write the test booklet number on the answer document.
Test administrator directions SPECIFY WHEN the 4 hour time limit begins. STAAR and STAAR M Test Administrator Directions Important to tab section and identify correct section for the day of the test.Important to tab section and identify correct section for the day of the test.
33. STAAR M for reading ALWAYS, due to prereading text, MUST have the same FORM NUMBER.
STAAR M math, science, and social studies oral administration MUST have the same FORM NUMBER.
STAAR (English and Spanish) oral administrations for reading, math, science, or social studies MUST have the same FORM NUMBER.
Test Booklet Issues
34. SORT YOUR BOOKS—to make sure all oral administrations have the SAME FORM NUMBER. If you do not have enough of a specific form number, order from the Testing Dept., you will get FORM 1 for STAAR and the specific campus issued form number for STAAR M.
STAAR L must always be tested separately.
STAAR and STAAR M depends on the accommodations for math, science, and social studies.
STAAR and STAAR M reading are ALWAYS SEPARATE.
Oral administrations are ALWAYS separate based on test type. Organization
35. Begin testing NO LATER than 9:15 a.m.
Students arriving AFTER 9:15 a.m. will be held in a specified location.
Late arriving students will be placed in a testing room at 10:00 a.m. Separate room from students who started at 9:15 a.m. Students will begin testing at 10:00 a.m.
Each student will be provided a 4-hour testing session, unless the student has extended time. Start and Stop Times
36. Score Code Field…
A= absent
O= other
S= score
* = two test answer documents
Test Taken Info Field
STAAR (EN)- English
STAAR (SP)- Spanish
STAAR L (L)- L version
Form number, except for STAAR L (not applicable)
Accommodations will be coded by Type….
In addition, some accommodations require additional identification, such as braille, large print, oral administration, extra day, and extra time.
Accommodations for ELLs is LA (Linguistic Accomm.)
BD = bilingual dictionary
XT= extra time
D = dictionary
CE= clarification in English
RA= reading aloud of text
CP= clarification of words in reading prompt
CS= clarification of words in short-answer reading questions
OT= oral translation
BG = bilingual glossary
Answer Documents Colored answer documents.Colored answer documents.
37. The campus coordinator checklist was designed directly from the District and Campus Coordinator Manual. Clarification on any item may be found in the DCCM.
Campus training must be conducted by April 20, 2012. Coordinator Checklist….
38. Grades 3,4,6, and 7 NO LATER THAN 4:00 on Wednesday, April 25th with no make-ups.
Grades 5 and 8 (all others, if you retained books for make-ups), NO LATER THAN 4:00 on Thursday, April 26th. Material Return