Ara Unit Tests

doi:https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6091-509-3_4

Ara Unit Tests

Tony G. Williams-2011-01-01-SensePublishers eBooks

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In addition to a unit test on each of the seven critical areas needed for success in algebra, there is a unit test measuring student's mastery (speed and accuracy) of the multiplication tables. In developing an IMIP, students are given a unit test for each section in which a problem was missed on the Algebra Readiness Assessment (ARA). If the student scores 90% over above the unit test, they move on to the next unit in the sequence. If the student scores below 90%, they will receive intervention on the specific skill indicator in which a problem was missed on the unit.

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In addition to a unit test on each of the seven critical areas needed for success in algebra, there is a unit test measuring student's mastery (speed and accuracy) of the multiplication tables. In developing an IMIP, students are given a unit test for each section in which a problem was missed on the Algebra Readiness Assessment (ARA). If the student scores 90% over above the unit test, they move on to the next unit in the sequence. If the student scores below 90%, they will receive intervention on the specific skill indicator in which a problem was missed on the unit.

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Unit (ring theory)Test (biology)Mathematics educationUnit testingMultiplication (music)Section (typography)ArithmeticComputer science

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