KSA 2022 - Administration Code

Is it acceptable to show a student the appropriate work area in a test or response booklet after starting a session?

Is it acceptable to allow a student a few extra minutes to finish an exam if he/she has been working diligently?

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

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

Is scratch paper considered secure material?

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

Is it acceptable to leave content on the walls in the testing room when administering KSA?

Are site visits from the Office of Assessment and Accountability ONLY chosen randomly during testing?

Is it appropriate to do scrimmages or test prep activities?

Is it acceptable to require students use a strategy learned in class to earn Good Faith Effort?

Is it acceptable for a teacher to use a cellphone to communicate with another teacher about a testing situation?

Which of the following are good active monitoring practices during a test session?

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

Is it acceptable to allow students to read books as they finish and test materials are collected?

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

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 to read only the bold type print in the TAMs and skip administrator directions?

Are seating charts required for makeup testing sessions?

Are those who request to review secure test materials required to sign a nondisclosure form?

Do all test irregularities result in an allegation?