Historical Context
What year did Florida switch from FSA to FAST test?
What is 2022
How often can a student be retained in 3rd grade?
What is one time
What does FAST stand for?
What is Florida Assessment of Student Thinking
How does FLDOE use statewide assessment data?
What is to monitor and improve statewide education policies and accountability systems
How can different kinds of assessments, like quizzes or final projects, effect how students learn and stay motivated?
What is helping students see what they need to improve and work on while staying confident in their work
What year range did Florida switch from FCAT 2.0 to the EOC tests?
What is 2011-2014
What is the purpose of the Sunshine State Standards?
What is set benchmarks for learning
What does the EOC test?
What is Alegebra 1, Geometry, Biology, OR Civics
In what way do school districts use assessment data?
What is to identify trends and allocate resources to schools that need additional support
How can the way a teacher gives feedback on an assessment impact fairness in the classroom?
What is focusing on growth and encouraging students
In 2021, who announced that Florida would switch from the FSA to the FAST test
Who is Governor Ron DeSantis
What school year do the teacher evaluations take into account?
What is the previous school year
What is the state test in Florida that monitors progress throughout the year
What is the FAST test
How can teachers use Florida assessment data to guide instruction?
What is by using the data only to determine final grades for students
How could negative feedback effect students learning and progress?
What is it will give a negative effect and cause no motivation to continue learning
When did Florida move away from the FCAT to the FSA?
What is 2014-2015
What was one outcome of the FCAT test?
What is Exempt HS students from the HSCT?
What test focuses on High School Civics?
What is the FCLE
How can assessment data support teachers professional development?
What is by identifying areas where teachers may need additional training or instructional strategies
How do school grades tie in with test scores?
What is it influences how much funding the school receives from the government
Why are annual teacher evaluations important in the education system?
What is allowing room for improvement OR ensuring students are following the teacher
What are the 3 components of the Accountability Act of 1999?
What are Annual calculation of the API, Immediate intervention/ Underperforming schools program, and the Governors Performance Award (GPA)
What grades do students take the STAR test?
What is K-12th
What is one of the main purposes of analyzing Florida assessment data at the state level
What is to evaluate and compare the effectiveness of schools and districts across the state
How often is progress monitoring for students during the year?
What is at least 3 times a year