Computer adaptive interim assessments are versatile tools to support learning. From universal screening to program evaluation and beyond, computer adaptive interim assessments like MAP Growth from NWEA are a great source of data and insights into student achievement and growth. There are some misconceptions about what these assessments do and how they can be used. In this video, we share the facts that you need to know if your school is using or considering MAP Growth.

NWEA professional learning experiences that leverage MAP® Reading Fluency™ with Coach data are ongoing, relevant, and grounded in the realities of today’s classrooms and school systems. Our support extends across every level of the educational community—from new teachers to veteran administrators—so that all educators feel confident, connected, and equipped to drive student reading success.

See how Greensburg-Salem School District, PA uses MAP Growth and MAP Reading Fluency to foster equity, belonging, and responsive teaching—ensuring every child gets the support and celebration they deserve.

Discover practical strategies and tools that help teachers efficiently identify student needs, differentiate instruction, and deliver targeted interventions—so every learner gets the support and challenge they deserve.

Use this 2-page resource to help families understand the basics of the MAP Growth assessment: what it is, what it measures, how it works, and what a RIT score is.

Explore processes for leveraging multiple sources of learning evidence and other student data to inform instructional implications. Focus on key strategies to triangulate multiple data sources along with MAP data and determine practical next steps to empower students in their learning.

Use knowledge depth, cognitive complexity, and formative assessment processes to guide planning. Delve into the crucial role of assessment in both instruction and planning. Participants analyze their MAP data to grasp how assessment data is vital for developing standards-aligned instructional plans, shaping teaching strategies, and enhancing student success.