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Understanding NeSA What is NeSA? 2010-2011 ESU 8

NEBRASKA STATE ACCOUNTABILITY. Understanding NeSA What is NeSA? 2010-2011 ESU 8. NeSA. NeSA-R is Reading Assessment NeSA-M is Mathematics Assessment NeSA-S is Science Assessment Assessments that have the purpose of comparability and accountability. NeSA is.

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Understanding NeSA What is NeSA? 2010-2011 ESU 8

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  1. NEBRASKA STATE ACCOUNTABILITY Understanding NeSA What is NeSA? 2010-2011 ESU 8

  2. NeSA • NeSA-R is Reading Assessment • NeSA-M is Mathematics Assessment • NeSA-S is Science Assessment • Assessments that have the purpose of comparability and accountability

  3. NeSA is . . . • A criterion-referenced summative test. • A measurement of the revised Nebraska Reading Standards specific to vocabulary and comprehension. • Math measures number sense, geometric/measurement, algebraic, and data analysis/probability concepts. • A tool including 45 to 50 multiple-choice items. • A test administered to students online OR paper/pencil.

  4. NeSA is . . . • Administered during the spring of the year. • Based on Tables of Specification and Performance Level Descriptors. • Built upon the best thinking of Nebraska educators, national experts, and a worthy partner – Data Recognition Corporation.

  5. NeSA results ARE an important data source! When combined with other information, these data can support curricular, instructional, and learning support decision making. --It’s all about the Continuous Improvement Process!

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