National Assessment Program
Literacy and Numeracy Assessment - NAPLAN
The target groups
are student cohorts assessed in years 3, 5, 7 and 9. We have also
had great success in analysing current year 8's NAPLAN data into
females, males, SAER and TAGS. This has been of tremendous value
for senior school teachers in pitching their learning content to
the ability of the students. Furthermore the data is supplied prior
to the end of the year.
The analysis
includes:
Both Electronic and Hard copy of the following:
- Analysis
Sheet which highlight areas of strength and weakness in relation to set, agreed performance targets;
- A set of
statistics for each aspect in Numeracy, each text form
in Reading, each Assessment form in Spelling and Language Conventions and
each Assessment Category in Writing. Comparisons to the
overall state results;
- Planning
Details which outline - The Strand / Sub-Strand, Level / Outcome
and Item description for each question that does not meet the
expected target.
- The Report also includes links to the K-10 syllabus showing the Year Level points of entry from the Scope and Sequence that teachers can use to achieve the outcomes that have been identified
as not being met;
- A one
hour presentation of how to interpret and use the information
provided;
- Gender details
where required;
- Talented
and Gifted (TAGS) programs where required;
- Students
at Educational Risk (SAER) programs where required.
The table
below has been colour-coded to explanatory notes for various areas
of data. To see information regarding a certain area of the table,
match the coloured areas/text to the matching explanation below.
SPACE
| QUESTION
NUMBER |
1 |
2 |
13 |
15 |
cc |
cc |
| TOTAL
NUMBER STUDENTS WITH CORRECT ANSWER |
40 |
37 |
36 |
36 |
cc |
cc |
| PERCENTAGE
OF STUDENTS CORRECT |
98 |
90 |
88 |
76 |
cc |
cc |
| NATIONAL
RESULT AS PERCENTAGE |
98 |
91 |
80 |
78 |
nn |
nn |
| %AGE
DIFFERENCE |
0 |
-1 |
8 |
-2 |
AVE
DIFF. |
1.25 |
| Year Level Aspect |
2RR |
2RL |
4RT |
4RL |
cc |
cc |
STRAND
DESCRIPTOR - Students describe and analyse mathematically the spatial
features of objects, environments and movements.
Aspect - Represent Location - Students visualise, draw, model and
describe paths, locations and arrangements.
4RL Understands a map or plan as a 'bird's-eye view' and uses order,
proximity and directional language associated with quarter and half
turns on maps and in descriptions of locations and paths.
(15)
Read a simple map showing various items positioned around the map
and then choose from four letters, also marking various positions
on the map, the letter that best represents the closest location
to an object described as being lost (unseen) between two other
places on the map
From the K-10 Syllabus Scope and Sequence the following
activities have been identified to achieve this concept by providing learning
opportunities to:
- attempt to
provide a bird's-eye view of familiar locations such as their
classroom
- order and
show a sense of the proximity of things in locating key features
on maps, e.g. correctly place the bus stop between the park and
shop but closer to the shop
- attend to
the order and proximity of things in giving directions, e.g. 'As
soon as you get to the tree look to the right
'
- interpret
order and proximity from maps, e.g. 'This shows that her place
is just after Beryl's but then it is a lot further to our place'
Longitudinal
Graphing
The graphical
report tracks same cohorts over the two year period of year
3 to 5, year 5 to 7and 7 to 9.
The report displays
and compares each strand in Numeracy, each text form
in Reading, each Assessment form in Spelling and Language Conventions and each
Assessment Category in Writing. |