Anonymous
Post 06/09/2024 08:11     Subject: Re:SOL scaled report interpretation and preparation
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Yes I agree. As I mentioned DD is a bright child and has always scored high in Math test been always between 98-100%. Last year the SOL score was 550 so she was expecting more this year . Honestly I never cared for SOL have never made her prepared but now that she is disappointed I want to help her out.so was wondering how you all are preparing. I see many kids have scores 600,seriously we are missing something .



Op here . Yes at my DD school the teachers started sharing the scores last week . The worst part is DD 's friends were all discussing their scores that's where it gotten worse .
Are schools sharing the score results with your children? Ours never told their scores by school and we never told them.
Anonymous
Post 06/09/2024 08:11     Subject: Re:SOL scaled report interpretation and preparation
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Yes I agree. As I mentioned DD is a bright child and has always scored high in Math test been always between 98-100%. Last year the SOL score was 550 so she was expecting more this year . Honestly I never cared for SOL have never made her prepared but now that she is disappointed I want to help her out.so was wondering how you all are preparing. I see many kids have scores 600,seriously we are missing something .


Are schools sharing the score results with your children? Ours never told their scores by school and we never told them.


NP kids at our school know how to check their scores is SIS, then they all talk about their scores. Drives me crazy.

It's a bad practice... kids just get jealous and feel ashamed.
Anonymous
Post 06/09/2024 08:10     Subject: Re:SOL scaled report interpretation and preparation
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Yes I agree. As I mentioned DD is a bright child and has always scored high in Math test been always between 98-100%. Last year the SOL score was 550 so she was expecting more this year . Honestly I never cared for SOL have never made her prepared but now that she is disappointed I want to help her out.so was wondering how you all are preparing. I see many kids have scores 600,seriously we are missing something .


Are schools sharing the score results with your children? Ours never told their scores by school and we never told them.


NP kids at our school know how to check their scores is SIS, then they all talk about their scores. Drives me crazy.
Anonymous
Post 06/09/2024 07:34     Subject: SOL scaled report interpretation and preparation
Curious. Do you know if your school is piloting E3 math OP?
Anonymous
Post 06/09/2024 07:31     Subject: Re:SOL scaled report interpretation and preparation
Anonymous wrote:Yes I agree. As I mentioned DD is a bright child and has always scored high in Math test been always between 98-100%. Last year the SOL score was 550 so she was expecting more this year . Honestly I never cared for SOL have never made her prepared but now that she is disappointed I want to help her out.so was wondering how you all are preparing. I see many kids have scores 600,seriously we are missing something .


Are schools sharing the score results with your children? Ours never told their scores by school and we never told them.
Anonymous
Post 06/09/2024 01:28     Subject: SOL scaled report interpretation and preparation
SOLPass tests are old and considerably easier than the current version. Don’t use it to benchmark how your DD will do on the real test.
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2024 23:51     Subject: SOL scaled report interpretation and preparation
Anonymous wrote:There’s a big difference from 4th to 5th grade AAP math. In 5th grade she’s taking the 6th grade math SOL when last year she was taking 4th grade.


This is true. It does change. They jump a full year of math in 5th.
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2024 23:35     Subject: SOL scaled report interpretation and preparation
There’s a big difference from 4th to 5th grade AAP math. In 5th grade she’s taking the 6th grade math SOL when last year she was taking 4th grade.
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2024 23:07     Subject: SOL scaled report interpretation and preparation
We let our kid takes practice SOL test and go over what they don't understand. As long as it's pass advanced, we don't care if it's 500 or 600.
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2024 22:58     Subject: Re:SOL scaled report interpretation and preparation
+1
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2024 20:01     Subject: Re:SOL scaled report interpretation and preparation
Yes I agree. As I mentioned DD is a bright child and has always scored high in Math test been always between 98-100%. Last year the SOL score was 550 so she was expecting more this year . Honestly I never cared for SOL have never made her prepared but now that she is disappointed I want to help her out.so was wondering how you all are preparing. I see many kids have scores 600,seriously we are missing something .
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2024 19:46     Subject: Re:SOL scaled report interpretation and preparation
Anonymous wrote:495


Still a good score and close to pass advanced!
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2024 18:42     Subject: Re:SOL scaled report interpretation and preparation
495
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2024 14:57     Subject: SOL scaled report interpretation and preparation
What is the sol score?
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2024 14:17     Subject: SOL scaled report interpretation and preparation
Hello all ,
DD is in 5th grade ,did prepared well for Math SOL but the scores didn't reflect well. We are doing enrichment for Math still couldnt see any success. DD does well in class tests (98-100%)and iready (99%). So I was wondering how is it different and also I have seen the previous year questions from solpass which seems fairly easy . So how does it gets harder and I have no clue how to prepare. DD is so upset with the score . Appreciate any suggestions to prepare for next year. Also I see the scaled score but cudn't figure it out , is there a link to get more info? .