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TABE Administrator
Certification – Updated for New “Validity” TablesDeveloped by Rosemary Matt, Director of AccountabilityPresented by Ann Marie Przybyl, Director,ACCES/West RAEN
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Today’s ObjectivesToday’s Objectives
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Today’s ObjectivesToday’s ObjectivesMorning session:
Learn proper test administration and effective use of the scoring tables
Clarify the relationship between TABE test scores and NRS levels
Utilize the NYSED Validity TablesAfternoon session:
Hands on activities emphasizing how TABE assessment scores inform teacher instruction
Strategizing for effective post testing
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TABE LevelsTABE Levels
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Two Forms 9 and 10Two Forms 9 and 10Pre and Post test must toggle the
formsMultiple Post tests must toggle
between the two forms
Form 9 and Form 10 are considered of equal challenge
One is not preferred nor required over the other!
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Two sections required by Two sections required by NYSEDNYSEDMath – Full Battery Reading – Full Battery
Other sections may be provided at the discretion of the program administrator
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Activity one: Activity one: Exploring the TABE test Exploring the TABE test levelslevelsTake 10 minutes to browse
through each TABE Level test booklet
What are the commonalities?What are the differences?
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Commonalities:Commonalities:Same number of questions (with
the exception of the L Level)All multiple choice formatDirections are the same
Time on each section is equal across all levels
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Differences:Differences:Front cover color on each Level is
differentFont changes as levels increaseWhite space decreases as levels
increaseComplexity and length of the text
for questions increasesGraphics prominent in Lower Levels
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TABE Locator TestTABE Locator TestRequiredRequired by New York State under
NRS PolicyMust be entered into student folder
The cut points are ONLY guidelines Use the cut points along with any
knowledge of the examinee’s previous performance to help determine placement into TABE levels
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TABE Locator Test TipTABE Locator Test TipLocator is not recorded in ASISTSIf Locator places student on the “A”
Level test, reconsider especially if student is new to your adult education program
If you know something about the student, base your judgment on that knowledge and not just the Locator
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TABE Locator Test TipTABE Locator Test Tip
Locator must be timed and administered according to the Guidelines on pages 23 – 32 in the TABE ® “Complete Battery Test Directions”.
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TABE Locator: TABE Locator:
• Score of 7 • Recommend an E
• Score of 10• Recommend a D
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TABE Levels Required by TABE Levels Required by NYSEDNYSED
If an L Level is used, it can only show gain from Level 1 to Level 2, then the student must transition to the TABE Level E testIf Locator places student on the “A” Level test, reconsider especially if student is new to your adult education program
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TABE Levels Need Not TABE Levels Need Not Match!Match!
Students may be tested on one level for Math and a different level for Reading
TABE Online Users: the administrator may (and should) override the Level chosen if the need arises (post test level is chosen by the software in TABE Online product)
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Administration of the Administration of the TABETABE
Programs should have at least one copy of the Test Directions/Complete Battery and
Locator Test, All Levels, Forms 9 & 10
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Administration of the Administration of the TABETABE
Tests must be administered in a contiguous flow:
EXAMPLE:◦Pre test on an M, then Post may be an
M, D, or an A (the A Test is not required for NYSED funded programs, it is optional)
◦Pre test on an M, cannot Post on an E
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Administration of the Administration of the TABETABE
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ExceptionExceptionAudio version of the TABE is
published in only one formWhen students are assessed with
the audio version, the administrator will not have the ability to move between forms
Must send the post test scores to Rosemary Matt in the office of accountability so she can convert the scores appropriately.
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Testing Times 9 & 10 Testing Times 9 & 10 Series:Series:
Reading 50 minutes
Mathematics ◦ Computation 24 minutes
◦ Applied Mathematics 50 minutes
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Testing Times 9 & 10 Testing Times 9 & 10 Series:Series:
Test Administrator must read the directions to all test takers
Regardless of any Level test taker, directions are identical
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Administration of the Administration of the TABETABETimed Tests
◦Test should be scheduled for time frames suitable for completing each section of the test
Breaks should be given between sections of the test NOT during the sections
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Administration of the Administration of the TABETABE
If the test is interrupted (ie. a student leaves before the section is complete, a fire drill interrupts the test, student is taken ill)
◦The test results are rendered invalid
◦Retest must be scheduled
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Administration of the Administration of the TABETABE
Testing environment must be conducive to student comfort
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Calculator Use on the Calculator Use on the TABETABERemember to teach your students
the proper use of the calculatorIf you are using a scientific
calculator you must provide guided practice
A four-function calculator (like that from the dollar store) functions very differently!
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Calculator Use: Calculator Use: Calculator made available during the Applied
Mathematics sectionMandated by the National Reporting System (NRS)Program must provide the calculator, must not be
one the student carries inKnow in advance the type of calculator that is
available to the student
Scientific Calculato
rTI-30 xs
as required on the TASC
Four Function Calculato
r
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Why is a Calculator Why is a Calculator Necessary? Necessary?
Calculator made available during the Applied Mathematics section
This section is assessing the student’s ability to implement mathematical theory
No need to assess the student’s ability to calculate numbers Cannot be used on the Computational Math Section
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Score SheetsScore Sheets
Mandatory documentation:•Name•Examiner•School•Test Date•Test FormOriginal score sheet MUST be placed in
student’s folder
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TABE Modifications for TABE Modifications for Learning Disabled StudentsLearning Disabled Students
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Most Important to Most Important to Remind:Remind:Students must have a DOCUMENTED
clinical diagnosis of a Learning Disability within the past 5 years
Bear in mind, some modifications, even if documented on an IEP, would render the TABE results invalid
Remember, the purpose of the TABE is to ASSESS the student’s SKILLS!
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TABE Modifications for TABE Modifications for Learning Disabled StudentsLearning Disabled Students
Two instances for modifications: Category 1: Students may take
the test alone or in a study carrel. Category 2: Students may use
extra time when taking the test or may take sections of the test at different times or on different dates.
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TABE Modifications for TABE Modifications for Learning Disabled StudentsLearning Disabled Students
Special note: Please note that calculators
cannot be used when taking the mathematics computation section of the test
Calculators may be used by any test taker on the Applied Mathematics component only
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TABE Modifications for TABE Modifications for Disabled StudentsDisabled Students
If a student is blind and needs the test read to them, you must use the TABE audio test or the TABE in braille
There is only one form of the test (only Form 9, no 10) so when you are administering a post test, you must notify the Accountability Specialist, Rosemary Matt so she can manage the scores appropriately in ASISTS
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The Norming ProcessThe Norming ProcessNorm-referenced assessment is
the process of evaluating (and grading) the skills students possess by comparing against the performance of peer groups
When an assessment is normed, the publisher will note the reference groups that were used as the “peer group”
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The Norming ProcessThe Norming Process
Reference GroupsABE Adult Basic Education Enrollees
VO Vocational/Technical School Enrollees
A/JO Adult/Juvenile Offenders
COL College Students
For the TABE, the following Reference Groups were used in the Norming Process:
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The Norming ProcessThe Norming Process
ScoresNC Number-Correct Score
SS Scale Score
SEM Standard Error of Measurement
GE Grade Equivalent
P Percentile Rank
S Stanine
Acronyms you will see on the
Norming Page
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Basic Bell CurveBasic Bell Curve
Most Desirable Scores
NYS Valid Score Range
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• The Standard Error of Measure is the smallest at the middle of the score range…this is the center of that Bell Curve!
• This section represents the most reliable scores on an assessment
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Next Tool:Next Tool:
New York State’s Validity Tables …
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NRS Levels- 1-4Grade Level Equivalents -0-
6.9
NRS Levels- 1-5Grade Level Equivalents -1.3-
9.9
NRS Levels- 2-6Grade Level Equivalents -
2.2-12.9
NRS Levels- 1-4
Grade Level Equivalents -1.3-6.9
NRS Levels- 2-5
Grade Level Equivalents – 2.2-9.9
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National Reporting National Reporting SystemSystem
Educational Functioning LevelsTo show Educational Gain in the NRS
System, the student must achieve scores that move them from one Educational Functioning Level to the next
A total of 6 LevelsGain is calculated on the lower score ONLY
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NRS Level
National Reporting System (NRS)Levels
Grade Level Equivalents
1 Beginning ABELiteracy 0 – 1.9
2 Beginning BasicEducation 2 – 3.9
3 Low Intermediate Basic Education 4 – 5.9
4 High Intermediate Basic Education 6 – 8.9
5 Low Adult Secondary Education 9 – 10.9
6 High Adult Secondary Education 11 – 12.9
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Educational Functioning Educational Functioning LevelsLevels
These descriptors are especially useful when helping students understand
their TABE scores. They outline the skills that are associated
with each of the Grade Levels
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Please note:Please note:The Maximum valid Grade Equivalent
on the Level L test is a 3.9 GE
If a student needs to move from NRS Level 2 to NRS Level 3, they cannot do that on a Level L test!
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Please note:Please note:The Maximum valid Grade Equivalent
on the Level E test is a 6.9 GE
If a student needs to move from NRS Level 4 to NRS Level 5, they cannot do that on a Level E test!
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Cannot use a Level E to move from NRS Level 4 to
NRS Level 5!
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Please note:Please note:The Maximum valid Grade Equivalent
on the Level M test is a 9.9 GE
If a student needs to move from NRS Level 5 to NRS Level 6, they cannot do that on a Level M test!
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Cannot use a Level M to move from NRS Level 5 to
NRS Level 6!
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To Make a Wise Decision To Make a Wise Decision Regarding Which Form and Regarding Which Form and Level of the TABE, the Test Level of the TABE, the Test Administrator must have the Administrator must have the following tools:following tools:Valid Score RangesNRS Educational Functioning Level Chart
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Remember NRS Rules!Remember NRS Rules!Students are measured for
Educational Gain by their LOWEST skill level
The gain is measured in whichever TABE score is LOWER
Either Math or Reading!
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Measuring Educational Gain Measuring Educational Gain One Educational Gain per fiscal year per student◦More testing desired? ◦Use a non-NRS test◦Recommendation: Test Ready
Curriculum Associates, LLC LiteracyLink McGraw Hill/Contemporary
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Students with invalid test scoresStudents with invalid test scores
Note: When the Scale Score, GE, and NRS Level is zeroed out (all zeros), the student’s
score fell outside the valid range
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Students with invalid test scoresStudents with invalid test scores
Note: When an asterisk (*) appears next to the TABE Level, this indicates that either the
FORM or LEVEL was an incorrect choice
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Student Pre Tests on a TABE Read, form 9, Level E with 45 correct.
•Is this a NYS valid score?•Yes, the range is 0 - 49
•What NRS Level is this score?•The Grade Equivalent is a 6.2 which is an NRS Educational Functioning Level 4
•What NRS Level must the student move into to show gain?
•NRS Educational Functioning Level 5
ScenariosScenarios
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Student Pre Tests on a TABE Read, form 9, Level E with 45 correct.
•What Level TABE test should be administered?
•The student must achieve at least at 9.0 Grade Equivalent to demonstrate gain, that is not even possible on a Level E test so the Post Test must be a Level M
•What form of the Post Test?•The Form must be the opposite of the pre test which was a form 9, so the post test must be a form 10
ScenariosScenarios
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ScenariosScenariosStudent Pre Tests on a TABE Read, form 10, Level M with 30 correct.
•Is this a NYS valid score?
•What NRS Level is this score?
•What NRS Level must the student move into to show gain?
•What Level TABE test should be administered?
•What form of the Post Test?
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ScenariosScenariosStudent Pre Tests on a TABE Read, form 9, Level D with 41 correct.
•Is this a NYS valid score?
•What NRS Level is this score?
•What NRS Level must the student move into to show gain?
•What Level TABE test should be administered?
•What form of the Post Test?
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ScenariosScenariosStudent Pre Tests on a TABE Read, form 10, Level M with 48 correct.
•Is this a NYS valid score?
•What NRS Level is this score?
•What NRS Level must the student move into to show gain?
•What Level TABE test should be administered?
•What form of the Post Test?
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ScenariosScenariosStudent Pre Tests on a TABE Read, form 9, Level E with 11 correct.
•Is this a NYS valid score?
•What NRS Level is this score?
•What NRS Level must the student move into to show gain?
•What Level TABE test should be administered?
•What form of the Post Test?