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PAT - MATHS Progressive Achievement Tests in Mathematics 3 rd Edition
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PAT-Maths Background information Administration Data analysis – Hand Scoring
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Background Information Eight tests, eight separate booklets. All questions multiple-choice Each test contains the mathematics strands of Number, Space, Measurement, Chance & Data Later tests also contain Patterns and Algebra
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More Background Info All eight tests increase in difficulty No questions are common between the tests The tests do however overlap in question type, question difficulty and curriculum coverage.
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Administration Test A requires 20 minutes of testing time Tests 1 – 7 require 40 minutes All tests require time for admin/setting up time with the children. Using teacher knowledge the class is generally split into: Students at the expected level Students below the expected level Students above the expected level
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Recommended books for year levels Book A – Average Year 2 student Book 1 – Average Year 3 student Book 2 – Average Year 4 student Book 3 – Average Year 5 student Book 4 – Average Year 6 student
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Data Analysis The test scores place students’ results from any of the tests onto a single scale of achievement. PAT Maths Achievements Descriptors have been developed that summarise student achievement in each of the tests.
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Please BE VIGILANT & TRUE TO THE INTEGRITY OF THE TEST!
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Putting It Into Practise! Each person read – Administration of PAT-Maths Manual pages 10 - 15 ROLE PLAY!!!!! Have a volunteer teacher administer the PAT-Maths to your group Follow the instructions, however allow only 5 minutes for the TEST TIME Each person fill in your name, details …….on the answer sheet
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Analysing the Assessment
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Glossary of Key Terms Test raw score – The number of items answered correctly Scale score – Location on a measurement scale –tracking over time Percentile rank – The % of the reference sample scoring below any given raw score e.g. 38% (student higher than 38% of state) Stanine – Divides the total student distribution of abilities into 9 categories – 1 the lowest, 5 in the middle and 9 the highest
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Diagnostic Information PAT-Maths provides many diagnostic report templates View class Excel spreadsheet Individual
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PAT-Maths Looking at data & the implications What does the data suggest? What are the implications of this for teaching? What strategies might be most effective?
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Other information Price lists available on-line Non OMR Answer sheet $15 pack Questions & General discussion
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