Pearson – Educational Assessment
Please join us for a free 1 hour online seminar on the Children's Progress Academic Assessment (CPAA)
The Children's Progress Academic Assessment (CPAA) is an engaging, online assessment of a young child's academic abilities in Language Arts and Mathematics. By administering the test three to five times a year, teachers can identify areas where children need more in-depth instruction. CPAA's recommended activities and intervention strategies help students master the concepts, and are calibrated to state-specific academic standards, ensuring that children are meeting grade-level and end-of-year expectations.
The Spanish-language version of our Mathematics and Language Arts assessment (CPAA - Spanish) for Pre Kindergarten - Grade 1 is an ideal tool that can help teachers determine whether a potential learning difficulty is simply a language acquisition issue. All questions, hints and feedback in the assessment are in Spanish. Immediately available reports and recommended activities are delivered in both Spanish and English for teachers, administrators and parents.
The Children's Progress Academic Assessment (CPAA)
1) Online Adaptive Assessment for reading and math
2) Early Childhood: Grades PK thru 3
3) Interactive administration with online personality assisting the students through a game like experience
4) Online Reports: provide recommended tailored student and group activities, content data reports to differentiate instruction and narrative reports that can be used to create parent reports and assist with parent teacher conferences
5) Benchmark Testing and Progress Monitoring
Take a product tour of The Children's Progress Academic Assessment (CPAA) by visiting the website link below:
To register to attend any of our online webinars click the links below. Select the date and time that best fits your schedule and go ahead and register.
11/11/09
4:00 PM Eastern
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11/11/09
4:00 PM Eastern
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