Sentences with phrase «proficiency mark»

The state's elementary school students are nearing 90 percent proficiency marks on state reading assessments, after noting a small gain from last year to 88 percent.

This report measures where each state sets its own proficiency mark on its own state test.

All schools must reach the 100 percent proficiency mark by 2014, but can do so by an assortment of trajectories.

Among the 44 states which have adopted Common Core, it will be interesting to see if any of them buttress these higher standards with a higher proficiency mark on annual tests.

Zoom in and click on any state to see what each state's proficiency mark on its 8th - grade reading test is equivalent to on the national NAEP exam, and how many grade levels that is below New York, the top state.

Learning scales can be created by setting the standard you're teaching at the proficiency mark (typically called level 3), then writing more simplified versions of the standard for levels 1 and 2, and a more intense version of the standard for level 4 (mastery).

During Roses» first year, however, few students hit the proficiency mark on state standardized tests.

The report paints a similarly discouraging picture in terms of reading proficiency — just 17.4 % of 3rd graders, 10.1 % of 8th graders, and 14.4 % of high school students with disabilities were able to meet the proficiency mark (all down by at least 25 percentage points from 2011 - 12).

graders, and 14.4 % of high school students with disabilities were able to meet the proficiency mark (all down by at least 25 percentage points from 2011 - 12).

In eighth grade reading, for example, there are 83 NAEP points between where New York, the top state, set its proficiency mark (at 282), and where Georgia, the lowest state, set its proficiency mark (at 199).

Zoom in and click on any state to see what each state's proficiency mark on its 8th - grade math test is equivalent to on the national NAEP exam, and how many grade levels that is below New York, the top state.

One way to do this is to look at where each state sets the passing score, or proficiency mark, on the exams it gives each year.