Response to Intervention (RTI)

Products and services integrating assessment and intervention to identify students at-risk or with learning disabilities, monitor progress, and provide effective interventions to maximize achievement for all students.

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AIMSweb® Benchmark and progress monitoring system for grades K-8

Simplify your RTI implementation.

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Ages/Grades : K-8
Administration : 1-8 minutes per assessment
Qualification Level : A-Level

Formative Assessment

Children's Progress Academic Assessment (CPAA)

Dynamic Assessments in Language Arts and Mathematics for children in PreK through Grade 3

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Ages/Grades : Pre-K to Grade 3

Formative Assessment

Group Mathematics Assessment and Diagnostic Evaluation (GMADE)

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Publication Date : 2004
Ages/Grades : K-12
Adult
Administration : Full Battery
Paper/Pencil
50-90 Minutes
Qualification Level : A-Level

Diagnostics

Group Reading Assessment and Diagnostic Evaluation (GRADE)

GRADE is a valid and reliable group administered diagnostic reading assessment (with links to powerful remediation series for interventions and companion assessments) that provides both individual and group results. It helps determine developmentally what reading skills students from Pre-K through 12 have mastered and where they need instruction or intervention using a four step process – Assess, Analyze, Intervene and Reassess.

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Publication Date : 2001
Ages/Grades : Grades:
PreK
K-12
Adult
Administration : Full Battery
Paper/Pencil
50-90 Minutes
Qualification Level : A-Level

Diagnostics

My Voice Surveys

The My Voice Surveys and supporting materials and services based on the Eight Conditions That Make a Difference help students achieve their full potential by ensuring that a supportive school environment is in place for them to reach their goals.

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School Culture

Otis-Lennon School Ability Test®, Eighth Edition

OLSAT 8 has new norms achieved through representative standardization samples. Furthermore, specialized statistical procedures and a comprehensive review of all test items by a panel of minority-group educators helped minimize ethnic, gender, cultural, or regional bias on the new OLSAT.

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Ability for School Success

Pearson Inform

Simplify the process of measuring progress, targeting areas for improvement, and informing decisions with powerful graphsand charts from Pearson Inform.

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Ages/Grades : Grades: K through 12
Administration : All academic subjects

Data Systems

Stanford Achievement Test Series, Tenth Edition

The Standard Of Excellence in achievement testing for 80 years, the Stanford Achievement Test Series now offers a state-of-the-art Tenth Edition to measure student progress toward high academic standards. The Stanford 10 multiple-choice assessment will help educators find out what students know and are able to do. Administrators will obtain reliable data to evaluate progress toward meeting content standards and high expectations. Teachers will identify and help children who are at risk of being left behind. Parents will understand what their children know and can do and how they can help.

Measure Performance on Standards

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Ages/Grades : Thirteen Levels - Kindergarten - Grade 12
Administration : Untimed with flexible guidelines.

Achievement

Stanford Diagnostic Mathematics Test, Fourth Edition—Online Testing and Online Screening Test

Determine math strengths and needs quickly online

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Publication Date : 2003
Ages/Grades : 1.5 through 13, beginning of college
Administration : Individually/Group
Qualification Level : B-Level

Diagnostics

Stanford Diagnostic Reading Test, Fourth Edition—Online Testing and Online Screening Test

Quickly determine reading strengths and needs online

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Publication Date : 2003
Ages/Grades : 1.5 through 13, beginning of college
Administration : Individually/Group
Qualification Level : B-Level

Diagnostics

Stanford Reading First

Pearson developed Stanford Reading First in response to the Reading First initiative of No Child Left Behind. This valid, reliable test meets all the Reading First requirements for an outcome measure.

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Administration : Group administered except for Speaking Vocabulary and Oral Fluency Working Time
Untimed with guidelines
Approximately 1 hr., 10 min.

Achievement