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15,000 Released State Test Questions
We hear from teams that the hardest part about giving state-aligned practice is that there are so few items released by the state. What if you
5 Steps to Ensure Your Lessons Are Aligned to State Standards
In Monday’s post, I stated the need for educators to engage regularly in meaningful data collection. Two beliefs and practices must be true before we dive into data: 1) Students MUST independently practice the content. 2) The daily content MUST be aligned to grade-level standards and rigor (today’s post!)
Multiple Choice Question Type
Edcite has 60 technology-enhanced question types and over 150,000 items that teachers have shared into the Question Bank. Teachers can search by standard, topic, multimedia, and type of grading. Teachers and teams can also create their own question types aligned to standards and state assessments.
The number one most popular question type on Edcite is our multiple choice question with auto-grading!
Fill-in-the-Blanks Question Type
Teachers love the variety of technology-enhanced question types available on Edcite and the ability to receive standards-based data instantly. Teachers can also easily differentiate by selecting different question types, selecting different settings in one question type, changing the font, adding audio instructions, or adding fewer answer choices.
The second most popular question type on Edcite is our fill-in-the-blank response question!
Free Response Question Type
With 60 question types, Edcite has more technology-enhanced question types than any other assessment platform. Most of our question types are auto-graded, but we also offer teacher-graded written response and graphing questions that allow students to respond in a variety of ways and show a deep understanding of the curriculum.
One of our most popular question types across subjects is our free response question.
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