LEAP(s) and Bounds
LEAP of Faith
Just LEAP!
LEAP for Joy
Look before you LEAP
100

Tasks, designed to assess conceptual understanding, fluency, and application, are aligned to the major, additional, and supporting content. 

What is Type I?

100

Students performing at this level have partially met college and career readiness expectations, and will need much support to be prepared for the next level of studies in this content area.

What is approaching basic?

100

Statements of what a student should know, understand, and be able to do.

What are standards?

100

This task type carries the highest percentage of assessment points. 

What is Type I?

100

The first day for Leap 2025 testing for grades 3 and 4.

What is April 29th?

200

Focuses on testing the LSSM according to the components of rigor reflected in high-quality mathematics instructional tasks. 

What is the Leap 2025 Mathematics Assessment?

200

Refers to understanding mathematical concepts, operations, and relations. It is more than knowing isolated facts and methods.

What is conceptual understanding?

200

Students performing at this level have nearly met college and career readiness expectations, and may need additional support to be fully prepared for the next level of studies in this content area.

What is basic?

200

The first day of Leap 2025 testing for 5th grade?

What is April 4th?

200

This is required and provided by the school and may be lined, graphed or un-lined.

What is scratch paper?

300

Tasks are designed to assess student reasoning ability of selected major content. 

What is Type II?

300

Students performing at this level have met college and career readiness expectations, and are prepared for the next level of studies in this content area.

What is mastery?

300

The ability to apply procedures accurately, efficiently, and flexibly. It requires speed and accuracy in calculation while giving students opportunities to practice basic skills.

What is procedural skill and fluency?

300

This is what LEAP stands for.

What is Louisiana Educational Assessment Program?

300

Briefly describe the expectations for student performance at each level

What are achievement-level definitions?

400

The total number of scheduled minutes for Session 2 of Leap 2025 Mathematics testing (without extended time)

What is 85 minutes?

400

Provides a valuable context for learning and the opportunity to solve real-world problems in a relevant and a meaningful way.

What is application?

400

Students performing at this level have not yet met the college and career readiness expectations, and will need extensive support to be prepared for the next level of studies in this content area.

What is unsatisfactory?

400

Support students to become mathematically proficient by focusing on three components of rigor:

What are the Louisiana Student Standards for Mathematics?

400

All Leap 2025 tests are computer based.

What is true?

500

Each Leap 2025 Mathematics Assessment contains 

_____ questions, totaling _______ points

What is 43 and 62?

500

Students performing at this level have exceeded college and career readiness expectations, and are well prepared for the next level of studies in this content area.

What is advanced?

500

These do not count towards a student’s final score on the test; they provide information that will be used to help develop future test forms.

What are field-test tasks?

500

Solve real-world problems engaging particularly in the modeling practice 

What is modeling and application?

500

Designed to assist educators in interpreting and implementing the new Louisiana Student Standards for Mathematics by providing descriptions and examples for each standard in a grade level or course.

What is the companion document?