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Nova Scotia Assessment Results by Year and Board - Lecture et écriture en 6e année

Provides assessment results for Reading (scaled score and performance level) and Writing (performance level for four components of writing) for each year assessment has been administered. Consult plans.ednet.ns.ca for more information on the assessments.

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Detailed MetadataLanguageengFrequencyAnnuallyDepartmentEducation and Early Childhood DevelopmentRelated Documentshttps://plans.ednet.ns.ca/annee6Time Period Coverage2012-09/2020-06Usage ConsiderationsCurrent as of July 28, 2021. French (CSAP) program Grade 6 students write this assessment on two days in late October. French Immersion students do not write this assessment. For the reading portion of the assessment, students read different types of texts and answered questions about what they read. For the writing portion of the assessment, students completed two writing tasks. Student performance in writing was reported for the four components: Ideas, Organization, Language Use and Conventions. Individual student results were reported in four levels: Level 1 (below the expectation), Level 2 (approaching the expectation), Level 3 (at the expectation) Level 4 (above the expectation). Students also received a scaled score in reading (provincial mean = 500, standard deviation = 100, range 200-800). Nova Scotia teachers worked with theDepartment of Education and Early Childhood Development to build this assessment, score the writing tasks and set the performance expectations in Reading and Writing. The expectation is what students should know and be able to do on their own at the beginning of grade 6.Geographic Region NameNova Scotia

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  • education
  • elementary
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Nova Scotia Open Government Licence