Scoring and Achievement Levels Flashcards
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To whom are individual EQAO student results reported?
Answer: To students, parents, teachers, and school boards
EQAO results are reported to students, parents/guardians, teachers, and school boards, with aggregate results made available to the public.
How do EQAO results relate to a student's provincial report card grade?
Answer: They are reported separately and do not replace the classroom grade
EQAO results are reported alongside but do not replace the teacher-assigned grades on the Ontario provincial report card.
What is the primary use of school-level EQAO results?
Answer: To support school improvement planning and identify areas for growth
School-level EQAO results are primarily intended to inform school improvement planning and help educators identify instructional strengths and areas for growth.
How are EQAO results typically communicated to parents?
Answer: Via an individual student result report sent home after scoring
Parents receive an individual student result report that explains their child's achievement level and performance on the assessment.
What does EQAO do with aggregated school and board results?
Answer: Publishes them on its public website for community access
EQAO publishes aggregated school and board results on its public website so communities and researchers can monitor trends in student achievement.
Which grade levels are assessed by EQAO's primary and junior assessments?
Answer: Grades 3 and 6
EQAO administers primary (Grade 3) and junior (Grade 6) assessments in reading, writing, and mathematics.
What subject area does the EQAO Grade 9 Assessment focus on?
Answer: Mathematics only
The EQAO Grade 9 Assessment focuses exclusively on mathematics, assessing students' understanding of the Grade 9 math curriculum.
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