Is it acceptable to do a content review prior to testing?

Is it acceptable to take photos of test items for use next year so that you know you are teaching the correct content?

Is it acceptable for testing staff to receive or access Test Administration Manuals (TAMs) prior to the first day of testing?

Is it acceptable to read only the bold type instruction script in the TAMs and skip the test administrator directions if you have been a test administrator in previous years?

Is it acceptable for a teacher to use his/her personal cellphone to communicate with another teacher about a testing situation in the classroom?

Is it acceptable to allow general education students to use a handheld calculator instead of the online calculator?

Is it acceptable to leave content on the walls in the testing room when administering a field test?

Is it acceptable to announce on the intercom each day the results of the Good Faith Effort Checklist?

Is it acceptable to let students know that they are doing a good job on test responses?

Is it acceptable on a Good Faith Effort Checklist to require students to use a strategy they learned in class when answering test questions?

Is it acceptable to point out to a student that he/she probably hasn’t written enough for a constructed response?

Which of the following are good active monitoring practices during a test session? Select all that apply

Is scratch paper considered secure material?

You can use your classroom phone to call the office to reach Mrs. Reid.

If a student receives the accommodation of paraphrasing, what can be paraphrased?

What can a reader read on the test?

A scribe can only write what the student says, including format, capitalization, and punctuation.

A student must use their regular test time appropriately to receive extended time.

Testing tickets are secure testing materials.