What is the name of the end-of-year assessment in Missouri State?
The name of the end-of-year assessment in Missouri State is Missouri Assessment Program (MAP). It includes a set of yearly standards-based assessments that measure specific skills defined for each grade or content, designed to measure students’ progress toward mastery of the Show-Me Standards, which are the educational standards in Missouri.
What subjects are assessed in the Missouri Assessment Program (MAP)?
Missouri Assessment Program (MAP) Grade-Level Summative assessment is designed to measure student achievement in English language Arts and Mathematics in grades 3-8, and Science in grades 5 and 8.
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Turning to Lumos last year transformed our school. Despite being labeled a D school, I knew our potential. With Lumos, we prepared our students for the state assessment, and now we proudly stand as a B school!
Mrs. Casey Glusenkamp Principal South Side Elementary
How is the MAP test administered?
The mode of administration for the MAP is online. Paper/pencil test materials, such as Braille forms, are available for the small number of students who cannot interact with a computer or device due to their disability.
Yes, eligible students with disabilities and English language learners can receive accommodations to ensure fair access to the assessments as per their Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) or language proficiency needs.
What resources does Lumos Learning provide to Schools?
Lumos Learning provides test prep resources in two forms – The printed workbooks are referred to as tedBooks and the online program is referred to as StepUp.
