M-STEP Test Administration 5

Question 1

How long must Michigan schools retain M-STEP testing irregularity documentation?

Accepted Answer

According to the district's records retention policy and MDE requirements

Answer

Schools must retain testing irregularity records in accordance with both district records retention policies and MDE guidance.

Question 2

Which of the following BEST describes the role of a room monitor during M-STEP testing?

Accepted Answer

To observe students and report concerns to the test administrator

Answer

Room monitors observe student behavior and testing conditions, reporting any concerns to the test administrator without interacting with students about content.

Question 3

A parent arrives at school demanding to observe their child's M-STEP testing session. What is the correct response?

Accepted Answer

Deny access, as observers are not permitted in testing rooms

Answer

Parents and other non-testing personnel are not permitted in M-STEP testing rooms, as unauthorized observers compromise test security.

Question 4

During the M-STEP, a student refuses to test and puts their head down. What should the test administrator do?

Accepted Answer

Note the refusal, allow the student to remain seated quietly, and report to the coordinator

Answer

Administrators should document the refusal, allow the student to remain without disrupting others, and report the situation to the building coordinator.

Question 5

Which of the following is the CORRECT way to handle M-STEP materials that are damaged or misprinted?

Accepted Answer

Replace the materials with a new set and report the damaged materials to the coordinator

Answer

Damaged or misprinted materials should be replaced with intact materials, and the incident reported to the building test coordinator.

(M-STEP) Michigan Student Test of Educational Progress Practice Test

(M-STEP) Michigan Student Test of Educational Progress Practice Test

M-STEP Test Administration 5