Students are individuals, and teachers need insights into their knowledge and learning progress. With interim assessment, teachers have actionable data they can put to immediate use in the classroom.

This article explains how real educators embrace insights and data from MAP Growth to help all kids learn.

When schools successfully implement an assessment solution, it’s usually clear when the solution is working well. But what does it look like when an assessment is missing the mark?

When schools want reliable, actionable assessment data, they turn to MAP Growth—the most trusted and innovative assessment for measuring learning and growth in the domains of mathematics, reading, language usage, and science.

You’ve heard all the arguments against standardized testing: It takes too much time. It burns kids out. It doesn’t help students learn. The truth about these testing myths might surprise you.

You test your students every year to see how they’re doing. But have you ever assessed your assessment? How can you be sure it’s serving your students well?

There’s a lot of complex terminology in education. In the spirit of getting everyone on the same page, we’ve created a list of frequently misused terms and their definitions.