Printing from the browser printed what was shown on the screen, and a significant amount of text did not appear. During the fall an update to Learning Continuum was released that makes it possible to print Learning Continuum. When you now use the browser to print Learning Continuum, what is printed is formatted specifically for printing, and looks more like the older DesCartes than what is displayed on the screen. In the near future we will be making this more intuitive by adding something you can click on to begin browser printing.
One of the reasons Learning Continuum was released with the user interface it has now is because there are several thousand additional learning statements. Combined with the ability to group by standards, a static PDF with this content would be considerably larger than what is currently present in DesCartes. This is why we provide the ability to group and filter and drill down to learning statements on the fly while using Learning Continuum, and move up and down among the RIT bands.
In addition, while DesCartes was a static document that did not change during the life of a test, Learning Continuum is dynamic — as new items calibrate, we may add new learning statements several times during the year, making printed versions obsolete to a small degree. While Learning Continuum does not provide a one-click way to print all the learning statements for a test, it is possible to do so. We hope this helps. Until that time we want to make the transition a positive one.
Lots of kids dread math. Language Usage —contains the language usage continuum. Mathematics lower grades —contains the mathematics continuum for lower grades. Mathematics upper grades —contains the mathematics continuum for upper grades. Science, Concepts and Processes —contains the science concepts and processes continuum.
Science, General Science —contains the general science continuum. Appendix A —provides a list of vocabulary by RIT range. Appendix B —provides list of signs and symbols by RIT range. Appendix C — describes some of the underlying concepts that impact. When the report appears you will need to choose a goal area These are located in the light green bands.
Once an area is chosen a new report will appear. This report will show the RIT band and the goal objectives for that particular goal area. Search this site. Curriculum News and Updates. When used in combination with other NWEA resources, such as assessment scores, reports, and training, educators can use DesCartes to: Organize resources, programs, and staff to meet the needs of individual students.
Identify the skills and concepts that provide the most appropriate academic challenge. Guide selection of materials that are appropriately challenging to ensure sustained academic growth for all students. Engage students in setting their academic goals and tracking their progress. Monitor academic growth in relationship to content standards.
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