MAP Growth Report Basics
MAP Growth Report Basics
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This page provides resources for NWEA MAP Reports for teachers.
A Few Things to Note About MAP Reports:
A Few Things to Note About MAP Reports:
It takes 24 hours for reports to be available for student/class level (generally overnight).
District level data is not available until after the testing window has closed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I access my reports when students are done testing?
Where do I access my reports when students are done testing?
Login to your account at teach.mapnwea.org
Select View Reports > then MAP Growth Reports
You will then be able to select from a list of all available reports on the following page.
What reports do I need to view?
What reports do I need to view?
You can filter the reports based upon your needs on the left drop down menus:
Report Level (Student, Class, School/District)
What I’m Doing (Viewing student results, monitoring growth, planning instruction, grouping students, and talking with families and students)
How do I learn more about MAP Growth Reports?
How do I learn more about MAP Growth Reports?
Check out this resource from NWEA >> MAP Report Basics
Check out this resource from NWEA >> My Students Have Tested. Now What?
Complete a brief online course in your NWEA Professional Learning.
Login to your NWEA MAP Professional Learning Account
Click on the menu (3 lines on top left)
Select Course Catalog
Scroll down to MAP Growth
Look for the course titled “Key Reports for Teachers”
5 Essential Reports for Teachers
5 Essential Reports for Teachers
Click on the image above to watch a short video that briefly explains the new Class Profile Report.
#1 - CLASS PROFILE REPORT
#1 - CLASS PROFILE REPORT
The Class Profile report presents you with class-level and student-level testing results and information from MAP Growth. It's designed as an update to the Class report, consolidating MAP Growth data in a single interactive experience.
HOW TO USE IT: compare classroom performance to national norms, and also view individual student data
To learn more about this report, click here>> Class Profile Report Tour (requires NWEA MAP login)
#2 - CLASS REPORT
#2 - CLASS REPORT
Shows class performance for a term, including norms status rankings, so you can analyze student needs; similar to the Class Profile Report
HOW TO USE IT: To compare classroom performance to national norms, and to determine breadth of instructional needs across a class.
To learn more about this report, click here>> Class Report Tour (requires NWEA MAP login)
Click on the image above to watch a short video that briefly explains the Class Report. (requires NWEA MAP login)
Click on the image above to watch a short video that briefly explains the Student Profile Report. (requires NWEA MAP login)
#3 - STUDENT PROFILE
#3 - STUDENT PROFILE
Makes data easy to understand by providing a snapshot of performance compared to national norms and projected proficiency on state summative tests as well as an instructional areas module so you know where to focus instruction for a student.
HOW TO USE IT: Very helpful for parent conferences, also used to set and track learning paths and growth goals over the school year.
To learn more about this report, click here>> Student Profile Report (requires NWEA MAP login)
#4 - CLASS BREAKDOWN BY RIT, INSTRUCTIONAL AREA OR PROJECTED PROFICIENCY
#4 - CLASS BREAKDOWN BY RIT, INSTRUCTIONAL AREA OR PROJECTED PROFICIENCY
The class breakdown report groups class list into differentiated groups based on student data.
HOW TO USE IT: To support instructional decision making; helps make decisions for intervention
To learn more about this report, click here>> Class Breakdown by RIT (requires NWEA MAP login)
Click on the image above to complete a short interactive lesson that briefly explains the Class Breakdown by RIT report. (requires NWEA MAP login)
Click on the image above to complete a short interactive lesson that briefly explains how to use the Class Breakdown by RIT report and Learning Continuum. (requires NWEA MAP login)
#5 - LEARNING CONTINUUM
#5 - LEARNING CONTINUUM
Translates MAP scores to learning statements so you can set student goals and tailor your instruction to student needs.
Can be viewed as Class View or Test View - Class View organizes data by what each student should be working on, and Test View organizes data by all RIT bands so you can see what to reinforce or introduce.
HOW TO USE IT: To plan scaffolding and differentiated instruction.
To learn more about this report, click here>> Learning Continuum (requires NWEA MAP login)
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