Measures of Academic Progress (MAP)
Assessment is central to achieving our aim of catering to individual needs and helping students achieve their personal best. It helps teachers identify where students are in their current learning and where best to direct future learning. The information gathered from regular assessments is used to adapt learning programs and to scaffold experiences that allow individuals to improve their performance.
DISK applies the Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA) Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) standardized testing program. MAP tests produce a measure of a student's growth and achievement that can be measured over time from grades 6 to 10.
DISK applies the Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA) Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) standardized testing program. MAP tests produce a measure of a student's growth and achievement that can be measured over time from grades 6 to 10.
DISK’s overall averages in all areas are above the EARCOS average.
ALL DISK students Grades 6 to 10 are in the top 60th to 84th percentage.
DISK students have consistently compared favorably against the international school average.
ALL DISK students Grades 6 to 10 are in the top 84th percentage or above.
ALL DISK students Grades 6 to 10 are in the top 60th to 84th percentage.
DISK students have consistently compared favorably against the international school average.
ALL DISK students Grades 6 to 10 are in the top 84th percentage or above.
NWEA is a global non-profit educational services organization with over 40 years of experience developing assessments, professional development, and research. Using their mission of partnering to help all kids learn as a guide, they advocate for a student-centered education policy based on highly accurate, reliable student performance data.
For additional information, please visit the MAP website.
For additional information, please visit the MAP website.
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Updated Sep'22
