Northwest Evaluation Association
The Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA), also known as MAP testing, is an evaluation test to see where a student is academically. It assesses skills in Language Arts, Reading, Math, and Science. This tool is used to represent academic growth and uses a "RIT Scale" to determine kindergarten through 11th grade levels. NWEA also determines growth rate by beginning, middle, and end-year terms, meaning the test is taken three times each school year. This more accurately represents academic development. They also measure scores using and comparing normative percentiles.[1]
References
- ↑ "NWEA Content, Information" (PDF). NWEA pdf.
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