Math Assessment Overview and Guidelines

This video provides an overview of the Ames Web Plus math assessments for grades 2-5, conducted online via Test Nav on student iPads. It explains the use of testing tickets for logging in and describes the three types of assessments: Concepts and Applications, Number Comparison Fluency Triads, and Mental Computation Fluency. The video details the timing and purpose of these assessments, highlighting their roles in benchmarks and progress monitoring. Overall, the assessments are designed to be completed in under 30 minutes.

What grades are covered by the Ames Web Plus Math Assessments?

• Fourth to Seventh Grade

• First to Third Grade

• Second to Fifth Grade

• Third to Sixth Grade

How are the math assessments administered to students?

• Online using Test Nav on iPads

• On paper

• Through a mobile app

• Via email

Which device is used by students to take the assessments?

• Smartphones

• iPads

• Desktops

• Laptops

What is the purpose of the testing ticket?

• To track homework

• To log in to Test Nav for assessments

• To access the library

• To communicate with teachers

Which assessment is only used during benchmark times?

• Concepts and Applications

• Mental Computation Fluency

• Number Comparison Fluency Triads

• All of the above

What is the primary use of the Concepts and Applications assessment?

• Daily practice

• Monthly evaluations

• Benchmark times

• Weekly quizzes

Which assessments are used for progress monitoring?

• Number Comparison Fluency Triads and Mental Computation Fluency

• None of the above

• Concepts and Applications

• Only Number Comparison Fluency Triads

Which assessments are used for both benchmark and progress monitoring?

• Concepts and Applications

• None

• Number Comparison Fluency Triads and Mental Computation Fluency

• Only Mental Computation Fluency

What contributes to the Number Sense Fluency score?

• All assessments

• Only Concepts and Applications

• Only Mental Computation Fluency

• Number Comparison Fluency Triads and Mental Computation Fluency

How long do the Number Comparison Fluency Triads and Mental Computation Fluency assessments take together?

• 15 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 7 minutes

• 5 minutes