State of texas assessments of academic readiness
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The STAAR assessment program focuses on readiness standards that are essential for success in the current grade and supporting standards that reinforce or build upon skills from previous grades. Readiness standards are emphasized annually, while supporting standards are emphasized randomly each year. The assessments test content learned in the current year rather than over multiple years and aim to assess student skills and concepts at a greater depth of knowledge rather than breadth of topics.
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- 1. State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) Assessment Design Attributes Sara Elizabeth Perez EDIM510
- 3. General Characteristics Readiness Standards Supporting Standards • essential for success in the current grade/course • important for preparedness for the next grade/course • support college and career readiness • necessitate in-depth instruction • address significant content and concepts • introduced in the current grade or course, but may be emphasized in a subsequent year • reinforced in the current grade or course, but may be emphasized in a previous year • play a role in preparing students for the next grade or course, but not a central role • address more narrowly defined content and concepts
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