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contents South Carolina Statewide Testing Program 1979-80. Summary Report. Academic Achievement Basic Skills Comparative Testing Educational Assessment Elementary Secondary Education Grade 11 Grade 3 Grade 6 Language Proficiency Library Skills Longitudinal Studies Mathematics Public Schools Reading Achievement Sciences Scores Social Studies State Programs Test Norms Testing Programs The 1979-80 South Carolina Statewide Testing Program assessed the achievement of students in public school grades 3, 6, and 11. Results were used to facilitate the decision-making process of educators at the state, district, and school levels. The Comprehensive Tests of Basic Skills (CTBS) were used to measure achievement in the basic skill areas of reading, language, mathematics, reference skills, science, and social studies. For the fourth consecutive year, two levels of the CTBS were administered to grades 3 and 6. All 92 school districts participated in the program at all three grade levels. In all three grades, more than 40% of the students scored above the national average in language, science, and social studies. The lowest performance for all three grades was in mathematics. In reading, 46.8% of grade 3 students exceeded the national average, as did 43.8% of grade 6 students and 36.0% of grade 11 students. The highest average scores were recorded by grades 3 and 6 in science, and by grade 6 in reference skills. (RL)
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spellingShingle South Carolina Statewide Testing Program 1979-80. Summary Report.
Academic Achievement
Basic Skills
Comparative Testing
Educational Assessment
Elementary Secondary Education
Grade 11
Grade 3
Grade 6
Language Proficiency
Library Skills
Longitudinal Studies
Mathematics
Public Schools
Reading Achievement
Sciences
Scores
Social Studies
State Programs
Test Norms
Testing Programs
South Carolina Statewide Testing Program 1979-80. Summary Report. Academic Achievement Basic Skills Comparative Testing Educational Assessment Elementary Secondary Education Grade 11 Grade 3 Grade 6 Language Proficiency Library Skills Longitudinal Studies Mathematics Public Schools Reading Achievement Sciences Scores Social Studies State Programs Test Norms Testing Programs The 1979-80 South Carolina Statewide Testing Program assessed the achievement of students in public school grades 3, 6, and 11. Results were used to facilitate the decision-making process of educators at the state, district, and school levels. The Comprehensive Tests of Basic Skills (CTBS) were used to measure achievement in the basic skill areas of reading, language, mathematics, reference skills, science, and social studies. For the fourth consecutive year, two levels of the CTBS were administered to grades 3 and 6. All 92 school districts participated in the program at all three grade levels. In all three grades, more than 40% of the students scored above the national average in language, science, and social studies. The lowest performance for all three grades was in mathematics. In reading, 46.8% of grade 3 students exceeded the national average, as did 43.8% of grade 6 students and 36.0% of grade 11 students. The highest average scores were recorded by grades 3 and 6 in science, and by grade 6 in reference skills. (RL)
title South Carolina Statewide Testing Program 1979-80. Summary Report.
topic Academic Achievement
Basic Skills
Comparative Testing
Educational Assessment
Elementary Secondary Education
Grade 11
Grade 3
Grade 6
Language Proficiency
Library Skills
Longitudinal Studies
Mathematics
Public Schools
Reading Achievement
Sciences
Scores
Social Studies
State Programs
Test Norms
Testing Programs
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED196929