Fact Sheet
MAP Growth K-2 Assessment Content
MAP Growth K-2 Assessment Content helps educators understand the 3 types of assessments (Growth, Screening, and Skills Checklists) and provides a breakdown of the content covered.
Topics: Assessment
Products: MAP Growth
Fact Sheet
MAP Growth K-2 Assessment Content (Common Core)
MAP Growth K-2 Assessment Content for Common Core helps educators understand the 3 types of assessments (Growth, Screening, and Skills Checklists) and provides a breakdown of the content covered.
Topics: Assessment
Products: MAP Growth
Webinar
Beyond the numbers: Insights from your literacy data
NWEA early literacy experts teamed up with a district-level data whiz for a lively discussion on inventorying literacy data to help your team make informed changes to instruction. Presenters also shared how to triangulate points between MAPĀ® Growthā¢ and MAPĀ® Reading Fluencyā¢, spot anomalies, track trends and more.
Topics: Early learning, Insights and reports, Instructional strategy & resources, Literacy
Products: MAP Growth, MAP Reading Fluency
Guide
Design your MAP Reading Fluency success plan
This three-year sample professional learning plan will set you and your team up for long term success with MAP Reading Fluency.
Topics: Early learning, Literacy, Professional learning
Products: MAP Reading Fluency, Professional Learning
Guide
Design your MAP Growth Success plan
This three-year sample professional learning plan will set you and your team up for long term success with MAP Growth.
Topics: Assessment, Professional learning
Products: MAP Growth, Professional Learning
Webinar
Using MAP Growth for gifted and talented service placement decisions
NWEA senior research scientist Scott Peters offers a thoughtful approach to using MAP Growth data to identify advanced learning opportunities for students that helps educators balance access, sensitivity, alignment, and cost in making these key placement decisions.
Topics: Assessment, Education research, Equity
Products: MAP Growth
Podcast
The Continuing Educator | A more welcoming science classroom, with Megan Kuehl and Kim Baker
Kailey & Jacob are joined by two educators and NWEA content specialists who have thought a lot about how to improves student experiences in science. Kim Baker has been at NWEA for 13 years, and Megan Kuehl has been here for eight. We discuss challenging assumptions about the science classroom and unpack the notion that science is inherently impartial.
Topics: Equity, Instructional strategy & resources, Professional learning, Science, Social emotional learning
Products: Professional Learning