Curriculum Based Measurement Math. Introduction to Math CBM Show examples of Addition Fact Families 0-12 (0+0 to 12+12) Subtraction Fact Families 0-12.

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Curriculum Based Measurement Math

Introduction to Math CBM Show examples of Addition Fact Families 0-12 (0+0 to 12+12) Subtraction Fact Families 0-12 (0-0 to 24-12) Multiplication Fact Families 0-12 (0+0 to 12+12) Division Fact Families 0-12 (0/0 to 144/12)

Tools to generate math probes Show how CBM warehouse can be used to generate math probes math-assesment-tests math-assesment-tests Show how to generate math worksheet probes

Administration and Scoring Demonstration (Use procedure from the manuals) Administration and scoring for Single-Skill Math Fact Probes Grades 1-6 Probes Utilize Aimsweb CBM math manual

Criteria Norms for Math computation fluency performance Scores at 25 th and 50 th Or value of the slope for normal progress

References

Resources for preparing the presentation DO NOT include this page. It is only for you Link to math materials How To: Assess Mastery of Math Facts With CBM: Computation Fluency 13/5_CBA_Math_Computation_Directions.pdf 13/5_CBA_Math_Computation_Directions.pdf Relevant authors Burns, VanDerHeyden, & Jiban, 2006 VanDerHeyden, A. M., & Burns, M. K. (2008) Burns, M. K., VanDerHeyden, A. M., & Jiban, C. L. (2006).