Can you use calculators during the IAAT?

[Anonymous]

Looking at the test it looks like it's a no but I wanted to ask first.

[Anonymous]

No.

[Anonymous]

Omg - please. You’re looking at a test that is 6 mo away and is supposed to not be prepped for?

[Anonymous]

Calm down. The test is this Friday for kids new to FCPS. It was a simple question since calculators were sometimes used in class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Calm down. The test is this Friday for kids new to FCPS. It was a simple question since calculators were sometimes used in class.

The test is tomorrow after school?

[Anonymous]

no

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Calm down. The test is this Friday for kids new to FCPS. It was a simple question since calculators were sometimes used in class.

The test is tomorrow after school?

School discharged today. How could it be tomorrow?

[Anonymous]

Since he missed the official testing he had to take it with all of the other FCPS kids that missed it. There is a FCPS proctor since there are rules about how tests are delivered and monitored and they can’t do it for every school. It makes sense for all of them to gather in one place.

[Anonymous]

hey queens

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Looking at the test it looks like it's a no but I wanted to ask first.

Nope. Not even if you have an IEP that allows it on all other tests, SOL etc.

[Anonymous]

I was told by the person that is administering that yes . I think it may depend on the district administering and the purpose they are using the test.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Omg - please. You’re looking at a test that is 6 mo away and is supposed to not be prepped for?

The IAAT tests mastery of the entire prealgebra curriculum. Students prepare for it by learning this curriculum.

[Anonymous]

NO

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Omg - please. You’re looking at a test that is 6 mo away and is supposed to not be prepped for?

Omg, you sound like my hairdresser who uses alot of supposed to.