Providing students practice and feedback on assessments that simulate those encountered on actual exams better prepares them for success. The Applied Practice Assessment Scoring Service provides teachers with that opportunity! Teachers can administer various types and styles of exams, both multiple choice and open response, and get personalized feedback that delivers actionable data.
Open response questions are evaluated by our cadre of expert educators using a set of prescribed standards. Multiple choice style questions are scored and analyzed using our nGaugeTM scoring platform, and detailed reports are delivered directly to teachers to guide preparation moving forward.
Applied Practice offers the following assessment packages. Each assessment offers complete, original questions. All AP* level questions are aligned to the current CEDs! Teachers can purchase the package as is or customize it specifically for the needs of their students.
Bulk discounts begin at 100+ students.
NOTE: ordering for the 21-22 school year will open in August 2021. Please continue to check the website for updates. For more information, or to request a quote for the 21-22 school year, please contact info@appliedpractice.com.
Watch the short video below for a quick overview!
Sample Reports
Scroll through the standard reports for the assessment scoring service. Click on each individual report to enlarge the image.
Mock Exam Analysis: Teacher Workshop
I have my students' Mock Exam results. What do I do now?
Applied Practice provides workshops that address Mock Exam results, as well as next steps for reviewing and preparing for exams. Options are also available to provide training and guidance on scoring free response style questions. All of these workshops are customized to meet the specific needs of a school or program.
For additional information, including information on assessment package options, customization, and pricing, please complete and submit the form below. For additional questions, please contact info@appliedpractice.com.
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