Alabama Reading and Math Test • Who – All students 3-8 grade (ARMT and SAT) • When – April (Parent reports – late summer) • What – Your child was measured against a pre -established set of standards (objectives)
Alabama Reading and Math Test Who – All students 3-8 grade (ARMT and SAT) When – April (Parent reports – late summer) What – Your child was measured against.
Jan 12, 2016
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Alabama Reading and Math Test
•Who – All students 3-8 grade (ARMT and SAT)
•When – April (Parent reports – late summer)
•What – Your child was measured against a pre -established set of standards (objectives)
The TestThe Score- comes from some items of
the SAT( the ones that match our state standards) and all items of the ARMT
Types of items- multiple choice questions, gridded responses and open-ended questions
Sections- are scored and results reported with a scaled score (comes from raw score) with corresponds to an Achievement Level.
Achievement Levels
Level 1 Does Not Meet Standards
Level 2 Partially Meets Standards
Level 3 Meets StandardsLevel 4 Exceeds Standards
You can see your child’s scaled score and corresponding achievement level on the left hand side of the student report.
Students who scored at Levels 3 and 4 have and understanding of grade level standards/materials.
You will also find a list of content standards measured in each area.
Scaled
ScoreAchievement Levels
I II III IV
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