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Tests are standardized. Students are not.™ Michigan Future Schools and Academic Approach Intro to EPAS and CRS

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Tests are standardized. Students are not.™

Michigan Future Schools and

Academic ApproachIntro to EPAS and CRS

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Tests are standardized. Students are not.™

About the ACT, PLAN, and EXPLORE

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About the ACT: Format

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About the ACT: Scoring

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About the ACT: Scoring

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About the English Test

• PLAN• 50 items in 4 passages; 7:30 per passage

• EXPLORE• 40 items in 4 passages; 7:30 per passage

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About the English Test

Curriculum• Rhetorical Skills vs. Usage and Mechanics

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About the English Test

Sample Content – Skills + Strategy• Redundancy• 3:1 Split

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Tests are standardized. Students are not.™

About the Math Test

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About the Math Test

• PLAN• 40 items; 40 minutes

• EXPLORE• 30 items; 30 minutes

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About the Math Test

• Math is the only section in which the questions are presented from easiest to hardest.

• Answer choices are typically presented from smallest to largest or largest to smallest.

1. A fingernail grows at an average rate of 0.12 inches per month. Rip Van Winkle, a character in a story by Washington Irving, slept for 20 years. If his fingernails grew at the average rate, approximately how many inches did each grow while he slept?

A. 28.8 B. 24.0 C. 20.0 D. 12.0 E. 2.4

59. For a specific nonzero value of b, the graph of y = sin bx in the standard (x, y) coordinate plane intersects the x-axis at k values of x in the interval 0 ≤ x ≤ 2π. At how many values of x in this interval does the graph of y = 2 sin bx intersect the x-axis?

A. k

B. k − 2

C. k + 2

D.

E. 2k

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Instructional Techniques

Sample Math Content: Page 12 • Skill• Strategy

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Tests are standardized. Students are not.™

About the Reading Test

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About the Reading Test

• PLAN• 3 600 word passage + 8-9 questions;

6:40 per passage

• EXPLORE• 3 600 word passage + 10 questions;

10:00 per passage

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About the Reading Test

• Four passages, always in the same order:• Prose Fiction• Social Science• Humanities• Natural Science

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About the Reading Test

Sample Reading Content: Page 15• Skill• Strategy

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Tests are standardized. Students are not.™

About the Science Test

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About the Science Test

• PLAN• 30 items; 25 minutes; 5 passages

• EXPLORE• 28 items; 30 minutes; 6 passages

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About the Science Test

• Seven passages in an unpredictable order (ACT):

Passage Type

# of questions

per passage (ACT ONLY)

Details

Data Representation

5 questions/3 passages

Typically easier, asks mostly data identification questions

Research Summary

6 questions/3 passages

More challenging, asks more about conclusions

Conflicting Viewpoints

7 questions/1 passage

Reading based, little or no data, takes the longest

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About the Science Test

Sample Science Content: Page 16

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Tests are standardized. Students are not.™

About the CRS

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Reading the CRS

orCOP 301

Reading CRS Codes: Page 3

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Reading the CRS Table

Reading the CRS Table: Page 4

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Reading the CRS Table: Story within a Strand

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Reading the CRS Table

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Reading the CRS Table

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Reading the CRS Table

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Reading the CRS Table

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Tests are standardized. Students are not.™

Michigan Future Schools Assessment Program

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Assessments by Grade

11th Grade• 3 Full-length practice SATs10th Grade• 1 Pre-PLAN (transfer students only)• 3 Assessments by Score Band• 1 Post-Plan9th Grade• 1 Pre-EXPLORE• 3 Assessments by Score Band• 1 Post-EXPLORE

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Assessments: What is an Assessment by Score Band?

Assessments by Score Band• Target a narrow score band of standards

• Freshmen and Sophomores will take 16-23 assessments

• Should be used to assess standard mastery• Contain items that match the proportion of the ACT• Are timed more generously than EPAS exams

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Assessment Timeline

Academic Approach sends

test booklets, answer sheets,

and return envelope to

school-based contact

School assesses students within

the testing window and assembles

answer sheets into return envelope

Academic Approach schedules

answer sheet pick-up and grades tests

Academic Approach

emails reports to MFS and school-based contact with student and

school comparison

data

Academic Approach will ask for one contact from each school for testing logistics communication.

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Reading Our Reports

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Reports: Overview

Parts of the Report

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Reports: Overview

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Reports: Composite Scores

Parts of the Report

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Reports: Composite Scores

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Reports: Composite Scores

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Reports: Composite Scores

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Reports: Subject Scores

Parts of the Report

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Reports: Subject Scores

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Reports: Subject Scores

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Reports: Subject Scores

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Reports: Subject Scores

Parts of the Report

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Reports: Subject Scores ACT category, aligned CRS, and curriculum-based lesson

Correct answer and item accuracy

Distractor analysis and omit rate

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Reports: Subject Scores

Parts of the Report

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Reports: Subject Scores

Class accuracy by lesson. Nested by topic – 12 total punctuation items, which include 9 commas and 3 apostrophes

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Reports: Subject Scores

Parts of the Report

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Reports: Subject Scores

34% accurate on whole TDPF strand

45% accurate on 24-27 score band

22% accurate on TDPF 28-32.2

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Reports: Subject Scores

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Student Score Report

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Student Score Report

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Student Question and Answer Report

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Student Question and Answer Report