iReady Diagnostic Results Overview

John Morris presents a tutorial on using iReady diagnostic results to plan instruction. The video covers accessing resources, understanding diagnostic status and results reports, and using scaffolds and protocols for data analysis. It emphasizes the importance of analyzing student data to inform instructional planning and provides guidance on handling rush alerts and accessing additional resources.

What is the primary purpose of the iReady diagnostic results discussed in the presentation?

• To assess school infrastructure

• To determine funding needs

• To plan student instruction

• To evaluate teacher performance

Where can you find the diagnostic status report in the iReady system?

• Under the 'Settings' tab

• In the 'Help' section

• In the 'Reports' tab

• On the 'Dashboard' page

What does the timepiece icon in the diagnostic status report indicate?

• A student has been reassigned

• A student has not started the assessment

• A student is running out of time

• A student has completed the assessment

How can teachers manage student access to the iReady assessment?

• By using the 'Hide Assessment Access' feature

• By calling parents

• By using a classroom announcement

• By sending an email notification

What does the green color in the diagnostic results pie chart represent?

• Students who have not started

• Students on or above grade level

• Students who rushed the assessment

• Students below grade level

What is the significance of the typical growth metric?

• It shows the maximum possible growth

• It indicates the average growth expected

• It measures the fastest growth rate

• It predicts future performance

Which template is widely used by collaborative teams in Glendale for data analysis?

• The iReady website template

• The collaborative team document

• The individual student report

• The national norms template