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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I meant has no limit on grade [/quote] This is incorrect. The MAP-M 2-5 limits content to up to 5th grade content, plus some what they call logical content extensions. You need to take the K6+ test to see exposure to 6th grade or later material. Read: https://teach.mapnwea.org/impl/maphelp/Content/AboutMAP/MAPTestDescription.htm https://connection.nwea.org/s/article/Transition-student-from-2-5-to-6-Reading-or-Math-test-1405101729354?language=en_US [quote] The MAP Growth 2-5 test also includes some of the items (the logical, content extensions) from the 6+ test to account for high performing students. We're careful to only include the logical extensions and avoid content that we know a 5th grader who is high performing is not likely to have seen yet. If a 5th grade student takes the 6+ test, it is very likely that they would see a lot of content that they have not become familiar with yet. This would likely impact the student's score. [/quote][/quote]
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