If students are having tech issues for longer than a couple minutes...

let a hall monitor know and they can escort student to the help room

Once a student finishes testing...

Check they've submitted, check on your screen, stay until room finishes

Sharing test codes best practices?

share the the first 5 digits, wait, share the final to help start together

The most effective and appreciated hall monitors...

Regularly check on proctors, stationed near rooms, monitor students in hall

When should students close their chrome books once testing has started?

Never, unless you have double check that their answers are submitted

When/Where will you pick up testing materials?

The morning you proctor in the DLL at 7

How do proctors take attendance?

Follow the directions in Test Day (pg 69p m) and on their hard-copy rosters

Best practices for collecting phones, smart watches, and headphones?

Have each student turn off/turn in to proctor. Backpacks in front of room.

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1
Active proctoring has a 7-10% positive effect on student test scores
False
True
2
If students are having tech issues for longer than a couple minutes...
let a hall monitor know and they can escort student to the help room
Send the student to the front office
Continue to help the student as long as it takes
Ask a student for help
3
Once a student finishes testing...
Let them go
Allow them to talk to others until they leave
Check they've submitted, check on your screen, stay until room finishes
Give them a loud high five
4
Sharing test codes best practices?
Students click on a button to request access
Students have access to the test automatically
share the the first 5 digits, wait, share the final to help start together
share test codes with students as soon as you are given access
5
When do you have to have your rooms set up by for testing?
We must get it done by the end of the day
We do not have to cover maps, charts, or other teaching materials
The day of the test
Monday, 4/14
6
The most effective and appreciated hall monitors...
Are rarely seen and leave their assigned rooms/proctors stranded
Regularly check on proctors, stationed near rooms, monitor students in hall
Catch up on grading
talk loudly and catch up with others in the hallway during testing
7
When should students close their chrome books once testing has started?
When they restart their computers
Never, unless you have double check that their answers are submitted
During breaks
Whenever they want
8
Hats are allowed during testing
False
True
9
Proctors should collect scratch paper during/after testing
True
False
10
Where will you log in to see rosters, proctor scripts, to monitor student testing, and access test codes?
PSAT/SAT Online
Test Day Toolkit
Pearson Access Next
Proctor Test Day
11
Can students use calculators?
Yes
No
12
When/Where will you pick up testing materials?
We don't need materials, it's a digital test
The morning you proctor in the DLL at 7
The day before
I will hand them out to you once you start reading directions in Testday
13
How do proctors take attendance?
Follow the directions in Test Day (pg 69p m) and on their hard-copy rosters
Attendance is taken automatically once students begin testing
Proctors don't have to take attendance
Diana and Danielle will come to each room and mark students off
14
Best practices for collecting phones, smart watches, and headphones?
Students can turn off and keep in backpacks.
Have each student turn off/turn in to proctor. Backpacks in front of room.
Let students decide what they do with their devices
As long as they are silenced, they are OK.

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