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    Re: STAR test information
    Posted by: Jack on 9/16/09

    On 9/11/09, teach4 wrote:
    > Have read on here about the STAR test, but know nothing
    > about it since our school doesn't have it. Does this help
    > determine a chid's reading level? Could someone explain it
    > a bit to me, or direct me to a place on the website to
    > learn more about it? Thanks.

    How I understand STAR is that a student takes a 25 question
    test and it will get harder or easier based on their
    responses (Correct or incorrect). It does need a grade
    assigned to a student to function properly. At the end of
    the test, they tell you how your student is doing compared to
    millions of other students in that grade level. Then gives
    you some scores that you can use for AR reading levels as a
    suggested book level system.


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  • STAR test information, 9/11/09, by teach4.
  • Re: STAR test information, 9/16/09, by Jack.
  • Re: STAR test information, 9/16/09, by might be more than one?.

     
     

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