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The Primary Numeracy Assessment is a tool that builds a cognitive profile for a students’ mathematical thinking. The assessment does more than measure the number of correct versus not correct answers to assign a score. It also measures the level of thinking that the student used to solve each problem. After the assessment is given, the teacher records the baseline result on a progress monitoring sheet. All intervention decisions will be referenced from the data.
In Denton ISD, students in Kindergarten- 2nd grade are given a Primary Numeracy Assessment (PNA) three times throughout the school year to measure student growth over time:
Beginning of the Year
Middle of the Year
End of the Year
Contact the Campus Testing Coordinator for more information about how PNA is administered at your child's school.
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