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How does the Edge V3 alignment update when a student completes a new assessment or formative assessment?
  
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The ELA and Math Edge alignments are based on the current school year Active Pulse scores. 

For ELA Edge:  When another DORA assessment is completed, the alignment is updated automatically if there is a change in the Active Pulse score.  The ELA Edge program will update the lessons based on this new Active Pulse score.

 

 

For Math Edge: Since there are three different math assessments, the alignment is a little different if multiple assessments are completed.

  • If the same assessment is completed, the alignment is automatically updated if there is a change in the Active Pulse score.
  • Since the ADAM and Pre-Algebra assessments overlap in grade range, some of the content covered is the same.  Because of this, the alignment update is a little different.
    • If a student is enrolled in Math Edge based on the ADAM assessment and the following assessment is completed after the Edge enrollment:
      • ADAM - If there is a change in the Active Pulse score, the lessons will be updated based on the change.
      • Pre-Algebra - If there is a change in the Active Pulse score for ADAM based on the Pre-Algebra assessment, the lessons will update based on the change.
    • If a student is enrolled in Math Edge based on the Pre-Algebra assessment and then completes an ADAM assessment, there will be no change to the lessons because the student is enrolled based on the Pre-Algebra lesson track.
  • If a student is enrolled in Math Edge based on an Algebra assessment, the lessons will only update if another Algebra assessment is completed and there is a change in the Active Pulse score.
  • The ELA and Math Edge program will also update automatically, as needed, after a student has completed a Formative Skills-based and/or Sub-test test in ELA or Math.
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