Este documento informtivo explica cómo MAP Reading Fluency con Coach identifica y cierra las brechas de lectura de los estudiantes de K-5.

(This fact sheet explains how MAP Reading Fluency with Coach identifies and closes K-5 student reading gaps.)

Este documento informativo explica cómo MAP Growth mide con precisión los logros y el crecimiento.
(This fact sheet explains how MAP Growth accurately measures achievement and growth).

Aprende cómo MAP Spanish ayuda a los docentes a identificar si existen brechas entre lo que los estudiantes saben en español y lo que pueden demostrar en inglés.

NWEA literacy expert Dr. Tiffany Peltier hosts a timely, evidence-based webinar about dyslexia. Dr. Peltier shares research findings, details how screenings available in MAP Reading Fluency with Coach can support young readers, and offers strategies for helping colleagues and caregivers better understand our most common learning disability.

Today, Jacob is joined by an Alaskan and a Texan: Moon McCarley, Principal at Nondalton School and District Testing Coordinator for The Lake and Peninsula School District, located on the Alaska Peninsula; and Ashley Cruz, State Professional Learning Consultant at NWEA. They discuss how NWEA partners with districts across Alaska to create high-impact professional learning opportunities to expand assessment literacy. Along the way, Moon shares her experience as a Certified Facilitator and talks about how it helped her grow as a leader.

NWEA senior research scientist Scott Peters offers a thoughtful approach to using MAP Growth data to identify advanced learning opportunities for students that helps educators balance access, sensitivity, alignment, and cost in making these key placement decisions.

Kailey & Jacob are joined by two educators and NWEA content specialists who have thought a lot about how to improves student experiences in science. Kim Baker has been at NWEA for 13 years, and Megan Kuehl has been here for eight. We discuss challenging assumptions about the science classroom and unpack the notion that science is inherently impartial.