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1 NCSC- National Center and State Collaborative Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities

2 NCSC Approach to Defining, Teaching, and Assessing Content to Students with the Most Significant Cognitive Disabilities

3 http://www.ncscpartn ers.org/resources- cop-presentations Materials for professional development

4 2003 ELA STANDARDS 2004 MATH STANDARDS AAPA CCSS Common Core State Standards CCC Core Content Connectors NCSC How is Alternate Assessment changing?

5 Portfolio Photo, Video, Work Product AAPA Electronic format (NOT a Portfolio) 4 Levels of complexity NCSC How is Alternate Assessment changing?

6 Entries Collected from September to March AAPA Takes 1.5 to 2 hours to give per content area NCSC How is Alternate Assessment changing?

7 Window is 7 months AAPA Window is 5 weeks NCSC How is Alternate Assessment changing?

8 Scoring is done by human scorers AAPA Scoring is electronic for most of test (except writing) NCSC How is Alternate Assessment changing?

9 PD provided once a year in Little Rock AAPA PD will be provided via webinars NCSC How is Alternate Assessment changing?

10 Assessment for SWSCD Grades 3-8 and 11 Mathematics, Reading and Writing

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12 What schools and students are eligible to participate in the NCSC Phase 1 Pilot Test? Grades 3-8 and 11 Mathematics, Reading and Writing

13 NCSC Participation Guidelines http://www.ncsc partners.org/Med ia/Default/PDFs/ Resources/NCS C-Participation- Guidelines-6-25- 13.pdf

14 When may principals register their school to participate in the NCSC Phase 1 Pilot Test and when does the registration period end?

15 How is the registration done? How is the registration done? www.ctb.com/NCSCPilot www.ctb.com/NCSCPilot One school at a time!!!

16 What Information do schools need to provide when registering for the pilot test? 1. Contact information for principal, test coordinator, technical support, and special education contact/test administrators 2. Number of eligible students per grade 3. Notes on special considerations (e.g., sending/receiving school, special education school)

17 Register: 0 all schools that have students who qualify 0 enter grades at each school beginning with grade 3 along with number of students 0 submit button 0 below Questions or Concerns? Registration of Schools with CTB (Oct to Dec 2013)

18 NCSC – Registration 0 Staff Roles 0 Principal or Designee 0 Ensures registration of schools 0 Ensures administration during test window 0 Participates in test training professional development 0 Sends informational letter out to parents

19 NCSC – Registration 0 Staff Roles 0 Test Coordinator 0 Ensures completion of individual student enrollment forms in CTB system 0 Collects any extraneous materials 0 Assists in scheduling logistics

20 NCSC – Registration 0 Staff Roles 0 Special Education Contact/Test Administrator 0 Completes individual student enrollment forms 0 Completes required training before administration 0 Administers the assessment and records and submits student responses

21 NCSC – Registration 0 Staff Roles 0 Technical Support Contact 0 Ensures technology requirements are met 0 Supports professional development technology needs

22 Registration of Schools with CTB (Oct to Dec 2013) cont. 0 Questions about registration? 0 Contact CTB at NCSC_SampleAcquisition@ctb.com

23 Registration Site www.ctb.com/NCSCwww.ctb.com/NCSCPILOT

24 Pilot Phase I Field testing of the Items and System Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities

25 NCSC Assessment

26 0 The assessment will take approximately 1.5-2 hours to administer the math sessions and an equivalent amount of time to administer the ELA sessions 0 Students will be assessed in only one content area on the Pilot test 0 Students can be assessed in smaller blocks of time during the testing window

27 NCSC Assessment 30 The assessment will consist of approximately 30 items for each subject tested 0 Many items are selected response 0 Additional items assess “writing skills” or require a constructed response 0 Responses can be constructed in many ways including words and picture symbols

28 NCSC Assessment - Technology 0 The assessment will be administered using technology in a variety of ways 0 Some students will respond directly into the online system 0 Some students will take a paper-pencil version of the test 0 The teacher may enter student responses into the computer for students who are unable to do so

29 NCSC Assessment - Technology 0 Technology Requirements 0 http://www.ncscpartners.org/Media/Default /PDFs/NCSC_Proposed_Workstation-and- Bandwidth_Technology_Requirements_11- 18-13.pdf http://www.ncscpartners.org/Media/Default /PDFs/NCSC_Proposed_Workstation-and- Bandwidth_Technology_Requirements_11- 18-13.pdf

30 NCSC Pilot Phase 1

31 Each state is expected to test 1/3 of their alternate assessment students. Arkansas is expected to test 2400 students How many students are expected to participate?

32 Pilot Test Benefits Districts, Schools, Teachers 0 Will allow Arkansas educators the opportunity to provide valuable feedback on the field test 0 Will allow Arkansas student data to directly affect the NCSC operational test in 2014-2015

33 Pilot Test Benefits Districts, Schools, Teachers 0 Provides an opportunity to confirm technology readiness 0 Opportunity to experience 0 Types of items 0 Item presentation 0 Administration procedures

34 0 Pilot test data will be used to: 0 see how students interact with items 0 see how items function 0 examine test administration procedures 0 develop scoring processes 0 No individual student reports What will happen to the results?

35 NCSC Phase 1 Pilot Test Grades 3-8 and 11 Mathematics, Reading and Writing

36 Pilot Phase 1 Calendar DateActivityDescription October 15-December 20, 2013 Open Registration School Level Information Late Nov/Early Dec 2013 Directions for enrolling students Schools are provided the needed enrollment requirements to prepare student registration Late Nov/Early Dec 2013 Open Enrollment Student Level Information February 14, 2014 Administration Training Training for individuals who will be administering the assessment Feb. 2014-April 2014Pilot Phase 1Administer assessment

37 Pilot Test Dates 0 2/14/2014 Administrator’s Training 0 2/20-3/27 Math Pilot Window 0 3/11-4/15 Literacy Pilot Window

38 School Communication to Parents A template letter will be provided to districts 0 use to send communication home to parents

39 Training Opportunities 0 NCSC has Curriculum and Instructional Resources and Professional development opportunities to support teachers. 0 http://www.ncscpartn ers.org/resources- cop-presentations http://www.ncscpartn ers.org/resources- cop-presentations 0 https://wiki.ncscpart ners.org/mediawiki/in dex.php/Main_Page https://wiki.ncscpart ners.org/mediawiki/in dex.php/Main_Page

40 For more information… Resources http://www.ncscpartners.org/resources https://wiki.ncscpartners.org/mediawiki/ index.php/Main_Page https://arksped.k12.ar.us/caAssessment.html

41 Suzanne Knowles-682-5161 Charlotte Marvel-682-5296 Jennifer Brown-682-4296 Contact Information


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