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SampleReports
forProgress Testin Maths
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Introduction
GL Assessment’s Progress Test Series has beendesigned for use year-on-year to supportteachers in identifying levels of attainment andmonitoring progress. The tests for English andmaths are for students from age five to 14 andfor science from age eight to 14. Each serieshas been standardised on up to 35,000students across the UK and so provide reliableand accurate profiles of groups and individualsagainst national standards.
A test of pupils’ technical English skills and reading
comprehension, our Progress Test in English (PTE)
(formerly known as Progress in English – PiE) has become
established as the standardised English assessment of
choice in many schools. We have also developed a new
version of Progress Test in Maths (PTM) (formerly
Progress in Maths – PiM), designed to assess pupils’
mathematical skills and concepts.
Using this progress testing series, year-on-year, provides areliable profile of pupils’ attainment in the core Englishskills, including phonics (for the youngest students),spelling, grammar, punctuation and readingcomprehension and the core maths areas, includingnumber, shape, data handling and algebra.
Ideal for monitoring progress over time and trackingindividual pupil progress, the Progress Test Series can beused to support teachers in identifying those in need ofextra help, as well as those that are particularly able.
The Progress Test Series have all new content and a newstandardisation. For current users of the progress tests, anequating study allows seamless transition from the currentto new tests and ensures consistency of data which hasbeen compiled over time. Close attention has been paid toensuring the new tests reflect curricula across the UK,including the new National Curriculum, making it up-to-date and highly relevant. Please note that levels ofattainment are reported separately for Scotland andNorthern Ireland.
What reports are available?
• Group report for teachers (Available in PDF and Excel format)
• Individual student report for teachers
• Individual report for parents
• Cluster report
The following booklet will show example reports fromPTM.
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Contents
2 – Group report for teachers17 – Individual report for teachers19 – Individual report for parents
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A whole pupil approachAt GL Assessment we believe in a whole pupilapproach to assessment, which alongside ateacher’s judgement, can provide a powerfuland objective all-round view of an individuallearner.
We have combined our assessments to support schools inimplementing a whole pupil approach.
Our Complete Digital Solution provides critical insight acrossthe following three areas:
AbilityTo indicate a learner’s potential performance
AttainmentTo show where the learner is now and what you cando to support their highest possible achievement
Barriers to learningTo identify barriers that prevent a learner fromachieving their greatest possible potential.
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PTM Group report for teachers
PTM Group report for teachers
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PTM Group report for teachers
Thes
e stu
dent
s will
ben
efit
from
exte
nsio
n wo
rk.
For
inte
rven
tions
, id
entif
y
stude
nts t
hat a
re w
ell a
drift
from
the
aver
age
rang
e.
PTM Group report for teachers
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Distribution of scores and meanSAS show that overall
performance in this group is in linewith the national sample.
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PTM Group report for teachers
Analysis of Group scores is alsoavailable by ethnicity, SEN, freeschool meals and by two customfields of your own choosing.
PTM Group report for teachers
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When analysing EAL data, also look atstudent numbers and confidence bands
to decide on how meaningful thedifferences you've spotted are.
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PTM Group report for teachers
This can help you understandgaps in learning and the
group's strengths.
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PTM Group report for teachers
These data tell you how well thegroup understands and applies
mathematical processes.
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PTM Group report for teachers
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PTM Group report for teachers
You
may
want
to in
vesti
gate
thes
e qu
estio
ns in
more
det
ail.
Is th
ere
a co
mmon
misc
once
ptio
n
in th
e gr
oup
that
impa
cts t
hese
item
s?
The
whol
e gr
oup
did
well
on th
is
item.
Cou
ld th
is sk
ill b
e us
ed to
build
on
in o
ther
are
as?
The question by question analysis is
also available in the individual rep
ort
for each student.
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PTM Group report for teachers
This grouping can help you organise small groupwork, such as peer-to-peer learning and teaching,
or targeted interventions.
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PTM Group report for teachers
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PTM Group report for teachers
Wha
t's h
appe
ned?
Man
y in
the
grou
p
have
not
pro
gres
sed
as e
xpec
ted.
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PTM Group report for teachers
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PTM Individual report for teachers
Pete
r wo
rks a
bove
nat
iona
l lev
el in
all
math
s ski
lls.
He m
ay b
enef
it
from
add
ition
al ch
alle
nge
to st
ay m
otiv
ated
and
eng
aged
.
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PTM Individual report for teachers
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PTM Individual report for parents
This information is included in thelong form parent report and is an
optional inclusion.
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PTM Individual report for parents
This information is included in thelong form parent report and is an
optional inclusion.
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