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How to interpret the ADAM K-7 summary report
  
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ADAM K-7 has five strands covering Numbers & Operations, Measurement, Data Analysis, Geometry, and Algebraic Thinking. The five strands are further broken down into 44 sub-tests, which in turn are broken into individual skills/concepts.  Strand and grade-level scores are provided for each student in the ADAM K-7 summary report. There are three substantive reports currently available for ADAM K-7: Summary, Detailed, and Standards.

Interpreting the ADAM Summary report

On the top right side of the report, you will find the student information for the report. 

  • Report Run - The date you ran this report.
  • Last Score Improvement - This refers to the date when the Active Pulse score was updated.  This is not necessarily the date of the last assessment. 
    For more information about Active Pulse - Click Here. 
  • Age & Grade - The age and grade of the student when the last ADAM K-7 assessment was completed.

 

Summary of Scores - Each strand is broken into strand and sub-test scores.

 

  • GLS - Grade Level Score.  This is the student's score on the sub-test within the specific strand.
  • Max GLS - This is the highest score possible on the strand/sub-test range.
  • Red Score - Represents non-mastery of the lowest skill/concept within the sub-test.  Score indicates the grade-level starting point for the sub-test.
  • Green Score - Student received the maximum score on the sub-test.
  • Red Arrows - Indicate sub-test on which the student scored 0.25 or more years below current grade level.

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How to interpret ADAM Detail Report - Click Here
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