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 \n2.Look at NJSLA Test Features  \n3.Look at Sample PARCC/NJSLA Tests  \n4.Learn about NJSLA Test Scoring  \nNEW JERSEYLEGISLATION  \nTeach NJ  \nGovernor's Act signed intoLaw in 2012  \nAchieve NJ  \nRules to comply with TeachNJ  \n·Common Core,now NJSLS  \n·PARCC,now NJSLA  \n·Teacher Evaluation  \n## There'sA Connection!\n\nThe NJ Student LearningStandards (formerly Common Core)andNJ Student LearningAssessment (formerly PARCC)areConnected.  \nWhat are the Common CoreStandards?  \nCOMMON STANDARDS,COMMON ASSESSMENTSCommon Core State Standards through 6/2018:“national”standards began 2009-46 statesCommon Assessments through 6/2018:PARCC-6 states (+2)Smarter Balanced -12 states (+3)  \nNow:State Standards and Assessment  \n## PARCC Field Test (2014)Feedback\n\nFrom more than 1,000,000 students in nearly 16,000 NJ Schools:  \n·94%of students either finished the ELA field test very early or ontime and 87%did so for mathematics  \n·90%of students reported that they understood the directionsread by the test administrators  \n·Students found the mathematics assessment more challengingthan the ELA assessments overall  \n·90%of students who participated in ELA and 65%of studentswho participated in mathematics reported that it was easy totype their answers  \n·89%of the math items and 78%of the ELA items were approvedfrom the field test to be made part of the operational assessment  \n## NJSLA is administered in:\n\nLanguage Arts/Literacy  \n●·Grade 3  \n● Grade 4  \n·Grade 5  \n·Grade 6  \n● Grade 7  \n·Grade 8  \n● Grade 9  \nScience  \nMathematics  \n●Grade 3  \n●Grade 5  \n● Grade 4  \n● Grade 8  \n·Grade 5  \n● Grade 11  \n●Grade 6  \n● Grade 7  \n● Grade 8  \n·Algebra l  \n·Geometry  \n·Algebra ll  \n*Grade 11 HS Classes of 2023,2024,&2025 have to take NJGPA.  \nStudents are on-track or ready for college and careers  \nStudents writeStudents  \nStudents read and comprehend arange of sufficiently complex textsindependently  \neffectively whenbuild and  \nusing and/orpresent  \nanalyzing sources.knowledge  \nthroughresearchand theintegration,ConventionsReadingReadingVocabularyWrittenLiteratureInformationalInterpretationandcomparison,Textand UseExpressionKnowledgeand  \nof Languagesynthesis ofideas.  \n## AREAS FOR LITERACY PERFORMANCE/ASSESSMENT:\n\n□Literary Text  \n□ Informational Text  \n□ Vocabulary  \n□ Writing Expression  \n□ Knowledge and Use of Language Conventions  \n## SAMPLE READING PASSAGES/TEXTS\n\n◆Grade 3-“Eliza's Cherry Trees'  \n◆ Grade 5-“Life in the Limbs”  \n◆Grade 7-“Biography of Amelia Earhart'  \n◆ Grade 8-“Call of the Wild”  \nText Complexity..","cbCaidhzX0xYTo3r","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidhzX0xYTo3r","pdf",3755532,"English","# During this session, we will\n## Review NJSLA underpinnings and connections\n## NJSLA test features\n## Sample PARCC/NJSLA tests\n## NJSLA test scoring\n# PARCC field test (2014) feedback\n# NJSLA administered in\n## Language Arts/Literacy by grade\n## Science and Mathematics\n# Areas for literacy performance/assessment\n# Sample reading passages/texts","[{\"question\":\"What is the connection between the Common Core and NJSLS, and between PARCC and NJSLA?\",\"answer\":\"The NJ Student Learning Standards (formerly Common Core) connect to the NJ Student Learning Assessment (formerly PARCC). 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