1. Measures of Academic Progress™ (MAP)

2. What is MAP?  MAP - Measures of Academic Progress  Achievement tests (Math, Reading, Language, Science)  Delivered by computer  Teacher have access to results within 24 hours

3. How does MAP work?  Questions appear on a students computer screen.  Use the mouse or keyboard to answer questions.  Test will adjust based on how students answer the question.  It will build a test just for the learner.

4. Why take MAP tests?  To find out exactly where students are currently performing.  To help our teachers know what students should be working on to improve.  Identification of the lower and higher performing students so that appropriate resources are used to meet individual student needs.

5. Numbers  There are currently 157 partners in Wisconsin.  Over 1200 partner in the US (2003).  Over 3 million tests administered (2003).  Currently approximately 24 million tests administered.

6. Lets Take a Look  http://www.nwea.org/index.asp http://www.nwea.org/index.asp

7. Questions  Helpful web site http://www.nwea.org/http://www.nwea.org/