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Contest, Formative Assessment, Practice, Study Island, Test Preparation

Jan 24, 2020

[Contest Announcement] Study Island 2020 Spring Questions Contest

Now that you’ve settled into the spring semester, it’s a great time to evaluate standards mastery and to make sure that your students are practicing their skills in Study Island so that they’ll be

Regina Waddell

Nov 27, 2019

[Student Engagement] Extending Learning Over the Winter Break with Study Island

To keep your students learning, check out these strategies for using Study Island, Edmentum’s formative assessment and practice program over the winter break.

Regina Waddell

Nov 11, 2019

[Assessment Literacy Video Series] Cut Scores and PLDs Explained

This assessment literacy video will break down two important concepts that will help you understand these classifications: performance level descriptors and cut scores.

Dr. Audra Kosh

Nov 06, 2019

Providing Independent and Individualized Learning Opportunities with Study Island and Exact Path

“I think one of the simplest features—that’s nice for teachers with Study Island—is simply the fact that students have access to all the standards,” said Mr. Krause. “It really allows a teacher to be able to assign tasks and create assignments unique to a students’ readiness.”

Alexis Brakebill

Oct 30, 2019

Three Best Practices for Engaging Adult Learners at All Levels

Because adult learners can be so diverse in age, background, and motivating factors, educators need a large toolkit of strategies to keep everyone engaged.

Carmen Palmer

Oct 25, 2019

Meaningful Data in Indiana: Lexile and Quantile Measures

Every time you give students an assessment, you expect to see a series of output measures that will help inform critical academic decisions. Maybe you’re focused on growth.

Madison Michell

Oct 10, 2019

[Product Update] Exact Path October 2019 Release!

This October, we’re excited to announce a few new handy features that will provide meaningful data at your fingertips, offer additional assessment flexibility, support customizable data conversations, and deliver more learning path transparency.

Brandy Villere

Sep 11, 2019

[Assessment Literacy Video Series] Breaking Down Standard Error of Measurement

Whenever we use instruments to measure things, whether it’s a yardstick to measure height, a clock to measure drive time, or a test to measure student ability, there is some amount of noise that can result in slightly different measurements each time. That noise is called measurement error. In educational testing, this measurement error is more often referred to as the standard error of measurement—abbreviated “SEM.”

Dr. Audra Kosh