Math Goals Key Features Flashcards
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In CASAS math goal frameworks, 'number sense' most specifically refers to a learner's ability to do which of the following?
Answer: Understand and use whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and percents meaningfully
Number sense in CASAS encompasses the meaningful understanding and application of whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and percents in functional contexts.
How does CASAS use math assessment data to support instructional planning?
Answer: Scale scores and competency reports guide teachers in targeting specific skill gaps
CASAS provides detailed competency-level reports so instructors can identify individual and class-wide skill gaps and design targeted math instruction.
Which CASAS math domain would a question about reading a bus schedule's fare table most likely fall under?
Answer: Data interpretation and applied numeracy
Reading a fare table is a data interpretation task that applies numeracy in a real-life transportation context, aligning with CASAS applied math competencies.
CASAS math goal statements are written so that each competency begins with an action verb. What is the purpose of this structure?
Answer: To make competencies observable and measurable as learner behaviors
Action-verb language makes each CASAS math competency a measurable, observable skill, enabling clear assessment of whether a learner has achieved it.
A CASAS math item at Level B might ask a learner to do which of the following?
Answer: Calculate a percentage tip on a restaurant bill
Level B represents intermediate functional math skills, such as computing percentages in consumer contexts like tipping, discounts, or sales tax.
Which feature distinguishes CASAS math appraisal tests from CASAS math post-tests?
Answer: Appraisal tests are shorter screening tools; post-tests assess mastery after instruction
CASAS appraisal tests are brief placement screeners used before instruction, while post-tests comprehensively measure competency mastery after a learning period.
The CASAS math framework aligns with which national standards to ensure relevance for adult learners?
Answer: College and Career Readiness Standards for Adult Education (CCRSAE)
CASAS math goals are aligned to the College and Career Readiness Standards for Adult Education (CCRSAE), ensuring assessments reflect the skills adults need for work and further education.