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2. Video
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3. World Wide Students in all year groups right across OneSchool Global
are taking these tests three times a year.
The MAP tests will help students with their own learning
They will also help OneSchool to pinpoint best practice overall so it can be shared with all other schools.
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4. What is MAP growth? Map Growth makes student learning visible!
It measures learning in Maths and English with short tests three times a year
Students and teachers can see how and where students are making progress
It shows what each student personally need to do to move to the next step
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5. What do MAT tests look like?
MAP tests are short ADAPTIVE tests - which means it adapts to individuals.
Everyone will see different questions and work at different rates.
It is COMPUTER BASED – and takes around an hour per test.
It is not a formal exam – it will probably happen in the classroom with the teacher.
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6. Want to know more?
You might wonder why the “Grade” is different to “Year” group.
MAP is an American system and their grades are one above ours in the UK:
So Year 9 = Grade 8 for example.
Every single student in OneSchool will be sitting these tests:
So it not only helps students to learn it also shows which country is doing best!
Ask the maths teacher how the numbers are crunched!
English
American
Year 3
2nd Grade
Year 4
3rd Grade
Year 5
4th Grade
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7. Practical Advice Before the tests During the tests After the tests
Ensure students get a good night’s sleep and have a proper breakfast.
Keep them hydrated- with water.
Help them not benervous- these tests are to help students and teachers.
During the tests
If students come across a word they don’t understand they can …ASK.
Some are a bit American, for example a pie chart is called a ‘circle graph’.
Students can use a pencil and paper to help work things out – for example in maths.
(or as the Americans call in “Math”).
After the tests
Classes as normal!
When you get results you will be able to see progress and
what needs looking at next.
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8. Good luck and enjoy
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9. More information
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