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  1. Which ILEARN grade level assessment includes a Social Studies component?

    Answer: Grade 5 and Grade 7

    ILEARN administers Social Studies assessments at grades 5 and 7, covering U.S. history, geography, economics, and civics content.

  2. What is a key difference between ILEARN and IREAD-3?

    Answer: IREAD-3 is a reading screener for grade 3 only; ILEARN covers multiple subjects and grades

    IREAD-3 is a standalone reading diagnostic tool for third graders, while ILEARN is the broader summative assessment covering multiple subjects in grades 3–8.

  3. What accommodation allows a qualifying student to take ILEARN on paper instead of a computer?

    Answer: Paper-based accommodation for students with documented need

    Students with documented needs, such as certain disabilities, may qualify for a paper-based accommodation as specified in their IEP or 504 plan.

  4. How does Indiana use ILEARN data at the district level?

    Answer: To evaluate curriculum effectiveness and guide instructional planning

    Districts use ILEARN data to evaluate which curriculum programs are effective and to identify areas where instructional improvement is needed.

  5. What score does Indiana use to define the minimum threshold for 'Proficiency' on ILEARN?

    Answer: A cut score set by the Indiana State Board of Education

    The Indiana State Board of Education sets cut scores that define each performance level, including the proficiency threshold, for ILEARN.

  6. Which of the following best describes an ILEARN 'constructed response' item?

    Answer: A question requiring students to write or type an original answer

    Constructed response items require students to produce a written answer in their own words rather than selecting from provided choices.

  7. What is Indiana's policy if a student is absent during the ILEARN testing window?

    Answer: Schools must provide a make-up testing opportunity within the window

    Schools are required to offer make-up testing opportunities for students who are absent during the scheduled ILEARN administration window.

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