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Evaluating Student Math Achievement Trends: Progress and Future Direction

Explore the journey of student math achievement from NCLB to present, analyzing tests, reforms, and data over the years for standards and growth. Learn about progress, challenges, and strategies for continuous improvement in mathematics education.

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Evaluating Student Math Achievement Trends: Progress and Future Direction

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  1. Student Achievement in Mathematics: Where are we now and Where are we going? By: Amanda Meiners WIU Graduate Research Fair 2014

  2. NCLB Goals • Mandated Annual testing for all students by 2005-2006 • All teachers must have highly qualified certifications • All students at meet and exceeds standards by 2013-2014 • Passing for AYP as defined in Illinois

  3. ISAT Changes • 2006 the test reformat • 2013 new cut scores for grades 3-8 • Colored tests • Student-friendly • Motivating • Vertical scaling • All students compared on a single scale • Each grade must score a higher minimum to be passing

  4. ISAT and PSAE • ISAT used in grades 3, 5 and 8 from 1999 to 2005 • ISAT for all grades 3-8 starting in 2006 • PSAE enforced for 11th graders in 2001 • We now have 13 years of data for each assessment and for grades 3, 5, 8 and 11 in mathematics • 8 years of data from reformat in 2006 for grades 4, 6,and 7.

  5. Percentage Rate of Passing Students

  6. Until 2004 SAT consisted of Critical Reasoning and Mathematics • 2005 added a required Writing part

  7. Long Term NAEP Score 1999-2012

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