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Feb 27, 2008
Any of you have some good ideas for kicking off some fun
(yet not too silly) ways of getting grades 3-5 "up" for
the MAP testing? Our school is looking for ideas to help
students realize the importance of MAP testing & how to
feel prepared, yet not toooooo stressed over it. Anything
that your school does that has appeared to work in the
past?
Thanks in advance for any input!
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We are imbedding the MAP format into virtually every subject
area possible. We've been doing this since practically Day 1.
We have AT LEAST weekly MAP practice items to review key
skills, especially in the subject areas being tested this
year.
Our reading series (Treasures) has regular MAP prac...See More