Children's Progress Academic Assessment¶
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Description¶
The CPAA is a computerized adaptive assessment developed for preschool settings to measure children's literacy and mathematical skills and supplement teacher ratings of developmental progress.
Components¶
- Children's Progress Academic Assessment (CPAA): The CPAA is "a computerized, adaptive assessment" integrated into teachers' practice in preschool classrooms as a key ELTM feature. It "assesses literacy and mathematical skills" and is intended to complement the DRDP-PS teacher rating, expanding the information available to teachers and parents about children's progress. (Emily Moiduddin et al. (2014))
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Key Sources¶
- Emily Moiduddin, Celina Kamler, Lizabeth Malone, Kathryn Gonzalez. (2014). Milpitas Early Learning Transitions Model: Using Assessment Data to Inform Teacher Practice. Washington, DC: Mathematica Policy Research. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/milpitas-early-learning-transitions-model-using-assessment-data-to-inform-teacher-practice
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Children's Progress Academic Assessment |
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The CPAA is a computerized adaptive assessment developed for preschool settings to measure children's literacy and mathematical skills and supplement teacher ratings of developmental progress. |
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