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Pre and Post Test Report

Understanding Pre- and Post-Test Results and Next Steps for Teaching

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Teachers and Administrators using the Pre-Post Test Social Studies Program in Exploros have access to a report that shows the score for students and the TEKS-based score.

When a class test ends either by reaching the assigned end time or the individual proctoring the test ending it, the results are calculated. These results appear in the reporting area.

Reporting

  1. From the home screen, click Reports from within a class that administered a Pre or Post Test.

  2. Choose the appropriate Pre-Post Test report

Note that Pre-Post Reports only appear once there is data in them, so if they do not appear it means that no tests have been completed or the data is still be transferred.

The report allows a teacher to look at each student's raw score for the test, and TEKS SE-level score. Since most standards are tested once and most questions are tagged to a single standard, there may be cases where scores are 0% or 100%. However, some items are dual-coded and may have partially correct answers so there may be percentages in between 0-100%. The results are displayed in a heat map-style format.

The report is designed to show both Pre and Post test results, but it also can show growth progress through the year for districts using the full Exploros Social Studies Program.

The data can be exported to a .csv file for import into other district systems.

Teacher Report

Administrator Report

Growth Targets

Exploros does not set the district growth target model but can assist in calculating growth targets when using the following TEA models:

• Graduated Percent Model (with TEA example graduated growth percents as follows)

• Common Percent Growth Model (40%)

• Common Percent Growth Model (50%) — “Half the Gap”

Teaching Recommendations

For districts using the Exploros Social Studies Program in addition to the Social Studies Pre and Post Test Program, teachers can access teaching recommendations. These recommendations indicate which learning experiences address particular TEKS.

A teacher can look at the heat map and scores to see TEKS where individual students or the class needs growth. Clicking on the SE-code provides a list of learning experience that address the standard. A teacher can preview the learning experience directly from within the report.

To further support teachers, we’ve created a Focus TEKS & Priority Experiences document for each course to help narrow the focus.

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