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Information Guide for New Jersey State Assessments
The webpage provides information about the New Jersey Student Learning Standards (NJSLS), which offer clear and consistent learning goals across nine content areas to prepare students for postsecondary success. It also includes resources for implementing these standards, such as materials on diversity and inclusion, climate change education, and gifted and talented programs.
This webpage is your gateway to view your child's New Jersey state test scores. It's a secure site where you can log in or create an account to see how your student performed on state assessments. To access your child's results, you'll need the unique access code found on their Individual Student Report (ISR), which is mailed home after each state assessment. Easy-to-follow guides are available on the landing page if you're new to the system or need help.
This webpage is a helpful resource center for parents and guardians of New Jersey students taking state assessments. Here's what you can find:
Test preparation materials, including tutorials and practice tests, to help your child get familiar with the format and tools used in the NJSLA and NJGPA assessments.
Guides and resources to help you understand your child's test results.
Information about the Parent Portal, where you can securely access your child's test scores.
A library of previously used test questions that can give you and your child a better idea of what to expect on the assessments.
These resources are designed to help you support your child's learning and understand their progress in school as measured by state tests.
This webpage offers a comprehensive collection of practice tests to help New Jersey students prepare for all major state assessments. Here's what you'll find:
Practice tests for all key subject areas: English Language Arts (ELA), Math, and Science.
Specific practice materials for high school assessments, including the New Jersey Student Learning Assessments (NJSLA) and the New Jersey Graduation Proficiency Assessment (NJGPA).
Grade-specific tests that mirror the format and question types your child will encounter on the actual exams.
Students will have opportunities to familiarize themselves with the online testing platform and tools they'll use during the real assessments.
These practice tests are designed to boost your child's confidence and readiness for state assessments by providing hands-on experience with the test format and content across all tested subjects. They're an excellent way for your child to prepare, regardless of their grade level or the specific state test they'll be taking.
The New Jersey Digital Item Library is a valuable resource for students, parents, and educators to explore and practice with actual test questions used in previous state assessments. Here's what you can expect to find:
A collection of released test questions from past New Jersey state assessments for various subjects and grade levels.
The ability to search for specific types of questions by grade, subject, and difficulty level.
An opportunity for students to experience the format and style of questions they'll encounter on the actual tests.
A tool for parents and teachers to better understand the types of skills and knowledge being assessed.
Interactive features that allow users to practice answering questions and receive immediate feedback.
This resource provides a realistic preview of state assessments, helping students become more comfortable with the test format and allowing parents and educators to identify areas where additional support might be needed.
The New Meridian Resource Center's Released Items page is a comprehensive collection of sample test questions for educators, students, and parents. Here's what you can find:
Released test items from various subjects, including Mathematics and Science, covering multiple elementary through high school grade levels.
Questions are organized by grade level, subject, and assessment year, making it easy to find relevant content.
There is a variety of question types that reflect those used in actual state assessments, giving students a realistic preview of test formats.
Resources that allow educators and parents to understand the depth and breadth of knowledge assessed at each grade level.
Opportunities for students to practice with authentic test questions, helping them become familiar with the style and complexity of items they'll encounter on state exams.
This resource is valuable for test preparation and understanding the expectations of state assessments across different grades and subjects. It's beneficial for students looking to familiarize themselves with the types of questions they'll face on actual tests.
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