NWEA Adds Renowned Mathematics Expert to Its Content and Design Team
Ted Coe, Ph.D., will lead efforts in content advocacy and design Portland, Ore. – Sept. 15, 2020 – Ted Coe, Ph.D., is the new Director of Content Advocacy and
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NWEA Test Questions Recognized as Examples of Quality
A widely used teacher tool will now include NWEA test questions as exemplars. This is a marker of excellence in test question design and a notable distinction in the assessment
Goal Setting Is a Key Element to Mitigating COVID-19-Related Impacts on Learning
NWEA shares new, free tools for educators and guidance on how setting meaningful goals for students can foster growth, even in a pandemic Portland, Ore., Sept. 1, 2020 – As
NWEA’s data now part of IBM’s Teacher Advisor Math Tool
New partnership brings two educator-focused giants to help mitigate impact on math skills due to COVID-19 school disruptions Portland, Ore. – August 20, 2020 – NWEA, a not-for-profit assessment
3 ways professional learning connects data, curriculum, and classroom instruction
Most educators don’t have as much time as they’d like to devote to professional learning, which means they need to focus on the learning opportunities that will help them the
NWEA is your partner in personalization
When students know their learning goals, and what they need can do to achieve them, it boosts their capacity for growth. Educators need accurate assessment tools to generate that information.
These 5 signs might mean it’s time to change your assessment solution
Introduction When schools commit to and successfully implement an assessment solution, a number of clear signals appear when the solution is working well. Student performance improves. Teachers get good information
Using assessment data to address unfinished learning and systemic opportunity gaps
Unfinished learning isn’t a new concept in education. When students aren’t attending school, they’re likely to forget some of what they have learned, and each year, educators ask just how
Separating fact from fiction: 5 standardized testing myths debunked
The pencil and paper standardized tests of the past—with their multiple-choice bubbles and one-size-fits-all approach—often generate less than positive reviews from educators. And students. The data in, data out model
We’re your partner for student growth
To identify students who need extra support to learn and grow, you’ll need an assessment solution that goes beyond measuring where they are now. It must go deeper to find