1. MAP Measurement of Academic Progress

2. What information does MAP provide classroom teachers? Performance data linked to Ohio standards A “RIT Score” that can be cross-referenced to the “instructional zone” for each student The lexile score for each student who takes the reading assessment

3. Using NWEA Norms 2008 Normative Data Comparative Data to Inform Instructional Decisions Estimated Probability of Passing State Tests Based on MAP Score

4. MAP Teacher Reports Teacher Reports –Class Roster RIT Score Lexile Range Goal Performance (Content Standard) –Overall Class Performance

5. MAP Class by RIT Reports Class by RIT Reports –Groups Students in a Class by RIT Range by Content Standard –Identifies Ability Grouping Possibilities

6. Accessing Your Reports Print Teacher Report for each class –Compare Fall RIT Scores to Winter RIT Scores –All MAP Scores will be available in Student Data Access in 2-3 weeks Print Class by RIT Report for each class –Begin thinking about how flexible groupings can be used in each class