Testing Accommodations
This may look like getting up for a walk, with an adult, or sitting and not working for 3-5 minutes
What is a break?
Cell phone collection is taking place here
What is the Cafeteria
The individualized sheet that outlines a student's testing accommodations.
What is a Cover Sheet.
The time that a morning and an afternoon exam start.
What is 8:15 and 12:15.
The fastscore must be bubbled in using this.
What is pen.
Students with health conditions that require their cell phone in the room or immediate access to the bathroom upon request will have this attached to their cover sheet.
What is a med alert?
Printing can be done on a copy machine by inserting this into the machine.
The answer sheet for a NYS Regents exam
What is a Fastscore
The amount of time that students must sit for a Regents exam.
What is two hours.
Students may not be admitted to the room to take the test after 10 AM. Students may not be admitted to the room to take the exam after 2 PM.
What is the Universal Admission Time?
This may be prompted by seeing blanks on a test, or a student staring off, an increase in fidgeting, or student may ask a direct question.
What is directions clarified and or simplified?
I should fill out this form if I know in advance that I am going to be absent during Regents week.
What is the personal availability Google Form?
The three common devices students cannot have in the room while testing.
Cell phones, smart watches, airpods
If my Algebra exam starts at 8 AM and I have 1.5 extended time, what time do I have to turn in my exam by?
What is 12:30?
The earliest dismissal time for a 8:15 exam and a 12:15 exam.
What is 10:15 and 2:15.
What is counsel with the student about the importance of using the accommodations and have the student sign off on the cover sheet.
Before students can leave the exam room, the proctor must check for...
What is Testing Headquarters?
The latest time a student can test until if they are taking a morning exam and an afternoon exam but receive double time.
What is 2:15 and 6:15.
All electronic devices: phones, watches, ear buds, etc must be turned into the proctor if they were accidentally brought into the testing room. Failure to turn them over could result in an invalidated exam and no score will be calculated.
What is the cellphone and electronic device policy?
What is read to the students before beginning the exam?