Assessment

i-Ready Classroom Mathematics Provides Purposeful Assessments

Curriculum Associates believes that assessment in the classroom is best used when it is used to support student learning. Assessment should provide useful information to both students and teachers. When teachers have useful information about what students are learning, they can support their students’ progress and make informed instructional decisions (NCTM, 2000).

i-Ready Classroom Mathematics is careful to assess students with precision and intention. Actionable reports provide teachers with guidance on what to teach, how to differentiate instruction, and how to provide students with the guidance to monitor their own performance.

NCTM. (2000). Principles and standards for school mathematics. Author.

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Assessment Opportunities in i-Ready Classroom Mathematics

i-Ready Classroom Mathematics provides assessment resources before, during, and after instruction to support you in making informed instructional decisions every step of the way.

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How i-Ready Classroom Mathematics Works Together with the Diagnostic

Data and reports from the Diagnostic and i-Ready Classroom Mathematics resources drive teacher-led instruction and support student learning.

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Digital Comprehension Checks

i-Ready Classroom Mathematics offers several print and digital assessment options. See an overview of Comprehension Checks, the digital option for lesson and unit assessments with technology-enhanced items.

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Digital Assessment Reports Sampler

Use this guide to review all of the digital assessment reports available in i-Ready Classroom Mathematics.

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Using the Grade-Level Planning (Prerequisites) Report

Diagnostic data generates the Grade-Level Planning (Prerequisites) report, which helps you identify students' prerequisite learning needs and provides guidance on how to best integrate prerequisite instruction into your grade-level scope and sequence for the year.