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Reply to "3rd grade iready same for AAP and GenEd?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What is highest score [/quote] It's not like the SOL with a "highest score." The kids' score continues to go up into the next grade level, but your teacher can see percentile for the students' current grade.[/quote] What percentile or level should the score be for an AAP kid? If a kid scores "approaching grade level" or "on grade level," does that mean the kid doesn't belong in AAP?[/quote] Nobody knows and nobody cares. The Iready test is uninterpretable. Which explains why teachers don't pay much attention to it.[/quote] The full report isn't provided by default to parents, you need to request it from the teacher - so far they've always been willing to send me a copy. Then you need to figure out your child's percentiles. Then you really do have potentially useful information about how your child is performing. I've adjusted what instruction I provide at home based on it.[/quote]
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