K–2 Assessment Systems Enable Early Intervention to Foster Student Success
This paper from WestEd focuses on this lag in K–2 assessment systems and how states can act to address it. The authors first review a range of assessment types and their utility for supporting learning in the early years of schooling. The authors then discuss research findings on state K–2 assessment policies that provide insights for other policy leaders to consider as they work to build K–2 assessment systems that effectively help districts and schools support academic success for their youngest students.
Language:
English
Year created/revised:
2021
Evidence-based and/or insights-driven:
True
Keywords:
Kindergarten Readiness, Early Intervention, K-2 Assessment Systems, Foundational Learning, Early Childhood Literacy, Numeracy Skills, Developmental Milestones, Formative Assessment, Student Progress Monitoring, Early Learning Outcomes, Screeners and Diagnostics, Teacher Leadership, School Readiness, Data-Driven Instruction, Student Support and Intervention, Early Intervention, Kindergarten ,student achievement, literacy, mathematics, gaps, Summative Assessments, specific needs, Formative Assessments