NATIONAL ASSESSMENT PROGRAM – LITERACY AND NUMERACY NAPLAN 2011 Briefing for Test Supervisors.

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NATIONAL ASSESSMENT PROGRAM – LITERACY AND NUMERACY NAPLAN 2011 Briefing for Test Supervisors

What is NAPLAN? The National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) is an assessment program for Australian students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9. NAPLAN is conducted across Australia from Tuesday 10 May to Thursday 12 May The Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA) is responsible for the implementation of the NAPLAN in Victorian schools.

What is NAPLAN? All Year 3, 5, 7 and 9 students across Australia will undertake NAPLAN testing. The results will provide information that may be used to plan new programs and provide a useful source of feedback and guidance to students, parents and teachers. The NAPLAN 2011 will assist teachers in identifying students strengths and weaknesses in Literacy and Numeracy and enable teachers to adjust their teaching strategies to provide appropriate support.

What is NAPLAN? (Year 3 and Year 5) The Year 3 and Year 5 NAPLAN 2011 will involve: Language Conventions Test Multiple choice/short answer questions covering Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar. Writing Test Persuasive Writing based on a common prompt. Reading Test Multiple choice/short answer questions based on texts provided in a reading magazine. Numeracy Test Multiple choice/short answer questions covering Number; Algebra, Function and Pattern; Space; Measurement, Chance and Data. Calculators are NOT permitted in this test.

What is NAPLAN? (Year 7 and Year 9) The Year 7 and Year 9 NAPLAN 2011 will involve: Language Conventions Test Multiple choice/short answer questions covering Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar. Writing Test Persuasive writing based on a common prompt. Reading Test Multiple choice/short answer questions based on texts provided in a reading stimulus magazine. Numeracy Test (calculators allowed) Multiple choice/short answer questions covering Number, Algebra, Function and Pattern, Space, Measurement, Chance and Data. Students ARE permitted to use a calculator in this test. Numeracy Test (non-calculator) Multiple choice/short answer questions covering Number, Space, Measurement, Chance and Data and Structure. Calculators are NOT permitted in this test.

Year 3 and Year 5 NAPLAN key dates TestDate 2011 Test Session Time Introduction and Practice Questions Test Time Allocation Language Conventions Tuesday 10 May Before recess15 minutes40 minutes Writing Tuesday 10 May Before lunch10 minutes40 minutes Reading Wednesday 11 May Before recess10 minutes 45 minutes (Yr 3) 50 minutes (Yr 5) Numeracy Thursday 12 May Before recess10 minutes 45 minutes (Yr 3) 50 minutes (Yr 5)

Year 7 and Year 9 NAPLAN key dates Test Date 2011 Test Session Time Introduction and Practice Questions Test Time Allocation Language Conventions Tuesday 10 May Before recess10 minutes45 minutes Writing Tuesday 10 May Before lunch10 minutes40 minutes Reading Wednesday 11 May Before recess10 minutes65 minutes Numeracy (calculator) Thursday 12 May Before recess10 minutes40 minutes Numeracy (non-calculator) Thursday 12 May Before lunch10 minutes40 minutes

Test Supervisor Responsibilities Each Test Supervisor must be familiar with: the National Protocols for Test Administration, particularly the Code of Conduct, which is outlined in Part A of the 2011 Handbook for Principals. the Test Administration Scripts contained in the 2011 Test Administration Handbook for Teachers.

Test Supervisor Responsibilities During all tests, you CAN assist a student by: reading and clarifying general instructions reminding students of the response types, e.g. shade a bubble advising students to leave a question about which they are unsure and to move on to another question advising students to return to any unanswered questions if there is time at the end providing students with general encouragement to continue. During the Numeracy tests ONLY you can assist a student by: reading the questions but you must not read the numbers or symbols within the questions.

Test Supervisor Responsibilities You must NOT provide the following assistance: give hints or examples explain, paraphrase or interpret questions indicate to students whether answers are correct or incorrect remind students about related work completed in class provide extra time. During the Language Conventions test, you must NOT: read or sound out the spelling items to the students read any of the test questions write any spelling words for students, on the board or elsewhere.

Test Supervisor Responsibilities During the Writing test, you must NOT: discuss the Writing test provide any structure or content, whether orally or in writing prompt students write for a student (except where an accommodation for a scribe has been granted). During the Reading test you must NOT: read anything from the magazine read any test questions. During the Numeracy tests you must NOT: read the numbers or symbols explain the meaning of any symbols, numbers or mathematical terms interpret any graphs or diagrams.

Test Supervisor Responsibilities Before the Test On the morning of the test, collect the test materials for each student from the NAPLAN Coordinator. Test materials include: - Test books - Writing stimulus sheet for the Writing test - Reading magazine for the Reading test - 2B or HB pencils - Paper base Student Attendance form It is important that Test Supervisors understand what their responsibilities are - before, during and after the test.

Test Supervisor Responsibilities Online Attendance For schools who have been selected or who have elected to undertake recording attendance online, instructions were distributed to principals in Term 1. To record student attendance details online, go to NAPLAN Test Administration Website This website will be available until Friday 20 May Paper-Based Forms For schools that will be recording attendance on paper-based form, they will receive Student Attendance Forms in their NAPLAN Test Package. In 2011, attendance will be recorded on either paper-based forms or online via the NAPLAN Test Administration Website.

Test Supervisor Responsibilities pre-enrolled students The name and date of birth of each pre-enrolled student will be on the Student Attendance form. If student details are incorrect, they will need to be amended on the test booklet and NOT on the Student Attendance Form. STAGE 1 – Participation: Shade/Select the Present bubble for all students to whom a book was given. Shade/Select the Absent bubble for all other students. If the student has permanently left the school, shade/select the Left School bubble in addition to the Absent bubble. STAGE 2 – Exemption/Withdrawal: in addition to shading/selecting a participation bubble, please shade/select the appropriate bubble for any student who is exempt or withdrawn. Exempt and Withdrawal Forms should be kept at the school. Students recorded as exempt or withdrawn will NOT receive a test result.

Test Supervisor Responsibilities For non pre-enrolled students For any student who is not listed on the Student Attendance Form: use one of the test booklets with school details only provided. use a 2B or HB pencil to write the name and date of birth of the student in block letters on the front cover of the test book. for schools recording attendance online, the NAPLAN Coordinator should have already added any non pre-enrolled students to the Student Attendance Form. for schools recording attendance on a paper-based form, use a 2B or HB pencil to write the name and date of birth of the student on the reverse side of the Student Attendance Form in the section headed FOR STUDENTS NOT LISTED IN THIS ATTENDANCE FORM. follow STAGE 1 and STAGE 2 (as for pre-enrolled students), to indicate the students participation status.

Test Supervisor Responsibilities Test Session Report The Student Attendance Form includes a Test Session Report on the reverse side, where test supervisors should indicate any incidents or irregularities that occurred during the test. The Test Session Report is also available online for schools recording attendance on the Test Administration Website. Request to Withhold Results In exceptional cases, a school may request that an individual students test result be withheld. A request to withhold students results can be only be made for one of the following reasons: student illness during the test session or parental withdrawal of the student during the test, These requests should be made by using the Request to Withhold Results Form which is available through the NAPLAN Test Administration Website. All requests to withhold student results require the signature of the parent/guardian and the school principal.

Test Supervisor Responsibilities During the test Ensure that students are seated to work independently. Distribute test materials to students. Ask students to check that they have the correct pre-printed test book. Read the Test Administration Script: - Ensure students print their name in the correct place on the front cover of their test book. - Introduce the test and read Test Scripts to students. - Conduct practice questions. - Ensure all students begin the test at the same time. - Display and mark off time at regular intervals. - Warn students when there is 5 minutes left. - Instruct students to put their pencils down at the conclusion of the test.

After the test Collect all test materials immediately after the test. Test materials should not be left in classrooms. Check that all test booklets are accounted for, including those for students who did not sit or complete the test. Check that the Student Attendance Form and Test Session Report have been accurately completed. Return all test materials and the Student Attendance Form to the NAPLAN Coordinator. Test Supervisor Responsibilities

For further information…. NAPLAN Coordinator Resources 2011 Handbook for Principals Year 3 and Year Test Administration Handbook for Teachers. Year 7 and Year Test Administration Handbook for Teachers.

For further information…. VCAA NAPLAN Helpdesk A telephone service operates to assist schools with queries about the NAPLAN testing. This service operates from 8.30am to 5pm Monday to Friday. Freecall Fax(03) VCAA Website NAPLAN Test Administration Website ACARA NAPLAN Website