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Use released NAEP questions, available in the NAEP Questions Tool, to create a test. Select a subject and choose items appropriate for what you are teaching. You can also print or download your items with the answers and sample student responses. Try sample NAEP Questions in a variety of subjects for yourself. At the end of the quiz, see how students across the nation performed. The NAEP item maps illustrate the knowledge and skills demonstrated by students performing at different scale scores on each assessment. Click the question links in the item map to see the complete item, scoring guide, student responses, and information on how students nationwide or in your state performed. Each NAEP assessment is built from a content framework that serves as a blueprint, specifying what should be assessed. The National Assessment Governing Board, which sets NAEP policy, also develops the frameworks for the assessment. Don’t see what you need? Contact us. |
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Explore information on the instructional factors related to your students' education in the following subject areas: |
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The NAEP website features a number of applications designed to give users quick and easy access to questions from previous assessments, performance comparisons, and NAEP assessment data for quick or complex analyses. |
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In 2009, twelfth-grade students who reported using computers for science at least once every few weeks had higher scores than students who reported never or hardly ever using computers. Find out more in IES Fast Facts. |
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