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Administration and Timeline Flashcards

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  1. How is IREAD-3 different from most standardized tests with regard to timing?

    Answer: IREAD-3 is untimed, allowing students as much time as needed

    IREAD-3 is an untimed assessment, meaning students are given sufficient time to complete all sections without a strict time limit.

  2. A school administrator is planning the IREAD-3 schedule. The spring administration window typically falls in which months?

    Answer: Late February and March

    The IREAD-3 spring administration window is typically scheduled in late February and March each academic year.

  3. What purpose does the fall IREAD-3 administration window serve?

    Answer: It provides a retest opportunity for students who did not pass the spring or summer administrations

    The fall administration window serves as a final retest opportunity for third-grade students who did not achieve a passing score in the spring or summer administrations.

  4. Under IREAD-3 policy, what must a school provide to a student who does not pass the spring administration?

    Answer: An intensive reading intervention or remediation program

    Schools are required to provide intensive reading interventions or remediation to students who do not pass the spring IREAD-3 before they sit for the summer retest.

  5. Which of the following accommodations is permitted for eligible students during IREAD-3 administration?

    Answer: Extended time, since the test is effectively untimed for all students

    While IREAD-3 is untimed for all students, eligible students with documented needs (IEP/504) may receive additional approved accommodations such as extended time or other support.

  6. What is the consequence for a school that fails to administer IREAD-3 during the designated window without an approved waiver?

    Answer: The school may face compliance action from the Indiana Department of Education

    Schools that fail to administer IREAD-3 within the required window without proper justification may face compliance action from the Indiana Department of Education.

  7. A third-grader passes the IREAD-3 spring assessment. What is the most direct implication for that student's promotion status?

    Answer: The student has met the IREAD-3 reading proficiency requirement for promotion to fourth grade

    Passing the spring IREAD-3 fulfills the reading proficiency requirement, and the student may be promoted to fourth grade without needing additional testing.