ACT (American College Testing)
A standardized college admissions test measuring English, math, reading, and science reasoning, with an optional writing section.
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Periodic assessments administered throughout the year to measure student progress toward learning standards.
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Assessment designed to identify specific learning gaps, strengths, and needs to guide targeted instruction.
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Ongoing assessment during instruction to monitor learning and provide feedback that guides teaching adjustments.
Learn moreGrade Point Average (GPA)
A numerical measure of academic performance calculated by averaging grades across courses.
Learn morePercentile Rank (Percentile)
A score indicating the percentage of test-takers who scored at or below a particular score, used to compare performance.
Learn morePSAT (Preliminary SAT)
A practice test for the SAT, also used as the qualifying test for National Merit Scholarship recognition.
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A standardized college admissions test measuring reading, writing, and math skills used by US colleges and universities.
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Tests administered and scored in a consistent manner across all test-takers to allow fair comparison of results.
Learn moreState Assessment (State Test)
Standardized tests required by states to measure student achievement and hold schools accountable under federal law.
Learn moreSummative Assessment
Evaluation at the end of instruction to measure achievement and determine whether learning objectives were met.
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