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What do the column headers stand for in the DOMA Pre-Algebra Raw Scores Report?
  
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DOMA Pre-Algebra - Raw Scores Report Legend - Teacher Version

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  • Class - Class Name
  • LGL_ID - LGL ID Number
  • StudentId - School ID Number
  • TestId - LGL Test ID Number
  • Student_Login - Student Login/Username
  • Fname - First Name
  • LName - Last Name
  • DOB - Date of Birth
  • Grade - Grade when Assessed
  • TestDate - Date Test Was Completed

 

For columns K-X, 1=Mastery of Construct, 0.5=Partial Mastery of Construct, 0=Non-Mastery of Construct

  • 1 - Integer Operations
  • 2 - Fraction Operations
  • 3 - Decimal Operations
  • 4 - Comparing and Converting
  • 5 - Estimating and Rounding
  • 6 - Evaluating Exponents
  • 7 - Ratios and Proportions
  • 8 - Simplifying Expressions
  • 9 - Coordinate Graphing
  • 10 - Linear Functions and Extending Patterns
  • 11 - Simple Equations
  • 12 - Geometry
  • 13 - Interpreting Data
  • 14 - Simple Probability
  • MF UnT - Math Facts Untimed
  • MF Timed - Math Facts Timed
  • Read - Reading Comprehension (5th gr level)
  • RawScore1 - Raw Score Total
  • BMS - Basic Math Skills (0 to 5)
  • PreA - Pre-Algebra Skills (0 to 9)
  • GLS - Grade-level Score

 

DOMA Pre-Algebra - Raw Scores Report Legend - Admin/Principal Version

  • SITEID - LGL Site ID Number
  • SITENAME - School/Site Name
  • LGL_ID - LGL ID Number
  • StudentId - School ID Number
  • TestId - LGL Test ID Number
  • Student_Login - Student Login/Username
  • Fname - First Name
  • LName - Last Name
  • DOB - Date of Birth
  • Grade - Grade when Assessed
  • TestDate - Date Test Was Completed

 

For columns K-X, 1=Mastery of Construct, 0.5=Partial Mastery of Construct, 0=Non-Mastery of Construct

  • 1 - Integer Operations
  • 2 - Fraction Operations
  • 3 - Decimal Operations
  • 4 - Comparing and Converting
  • 5 - Estimating and Rounding
  • 6 - Evaluating Exponents
  • 7 - Ratios and Proportions
  • 8 - Simplifying Expressions
  • 9 - Coordinate Graphing
  • 10 - Linear Functions and Extending Patterns
  • 11 - Simple Equations
  • 12 - Geometry
  • 13 - Interpreting Data
  • 14 - Simple Probability
  • MF UnT - Math Facts Untimed
  • MF Timed - Math Facts Timed
  • Read - Reading Comprehension (5th gr level)
  • RawScore1 - Raw Score Total
  • BMS - Basic Math Skills (0 to 5)
  • PreA - Pre-Algebra Skills (0 to 9)
  • GLS - Grade-level Score

 

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