Screening assessment means an assessment given to determine whether students may need specialized assistance or services, or whether they are ready to being a course, grade level, or academic program. These simple, time-efficient, and objective measures produce data, including reading levels, to inform judicious real- time instructional decisions, thus enabling true individualization of instruction at the student’s point of learning.
Screening assessment means the standardized assessment measures conducted three to four times a year for all students to assess specific skills and to identify those at risk academically.
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Screening assessment means the assessment that measures the acquisition of reading skills, including but not limited to phonological awareness, phonics, spelling, reading fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension approved and provided by the department;
Screening assessment means the assessment that measures the acquisition of reading skills, including but not limited to phonological awareness, phonics, reading fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension approved by PED;
Screening assessment means the standardized assessment administered multiple times per year for all students to assess specific skills and to identify academically at-risk students.
Screening assessment. “Screening Assessment” has the meaning given in the preamble to this Attachment D.
Screening assessment means the assessment referred to in regulation 9.
Screening assessment has the meaning given to that term in Attachment D to the WFRSG Operating Rules.
Screening assessment means an assessment for the purposes of determining whether a strategic environmental assessment or an appropriate assessment, as the case may be, is required;