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  1. Which technology platform is used to deliver the ILEARN assessment to students?

    Answer: Online computer-based testing platform

    ILEARN is primarily delivered as a computer-based test (CBT), though paper accommodations exist for qualifying students.

  2. What type of test items does ILEARN include beyond traditional multiple-choice questions?

    Answer: Technology-enhanced items

    ILEARN includes technology-enhanced items such as drag-and-drop, multi-select, and constructed response questions alongside multiple-choice.

  3. What does the ILEARN Growth score measure for a student?

    Answer: Academic progress from one year to the next

    The ILEARN Growth score measures how much a student's academic performance has changed compared to similar students from the prior year.

  4. Which grade is NOT included in the standard ILEARN ELA and Math testing grades?

    Answer: Grade 2

    ILEARN ELA and Math are administered in grades 3 through 8; grade 2 is not part of the federally mandated assessment grades.

  5. How are ILEARN results typically communicated to families?

    Answer: Individual Student Reports sent home from school

    Families receive Individual Student Reports (ISRs) through their child's school that detail performance levels and scores.

  6. Indiana's ILEARN Science assessment is aligned to which set of standards?

    Answer: Indiana Academic Standards for Science

    ILEARN Science is aligned to Indiana's own Academic Standards for Science, which Indiana developed independently rather than adopting NGSS.

  7. What is the purpose of the ILEARN Reference Sheets provided during testing?

    Answer: To provide formulas and conversions students may use during the test

    ILEARN Reference Sheets for Math and Science provide allowable formulas, conversions, and constants so students do not need to memorize them.

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