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Testing Department
Assessment/Testing & Restructured Schools
Michael Littlejohn
Mr. Michael Littlejohn, Highly Skilled Professional & Director
Standardized testing has become an important part of the educational lives of students, staff and parents in Jersey City.


Mission

The Department of Testing coordinates the state and federal assessments designed to measure student growth and progress and the extent to which they have mastered the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards.

Objective

The Department of Testing collaborates with district staff, elementary schools, middle schools, and high schools, to distribute, collate, analyze, and report information about student growth and progress. In Jersey City, this data is used to inform instruction, and help parents and the community understand the educational progress of our students and their schools.


DO YOUR BEST ON YOUR TEST!

12 Test-Taking Tips

1. Get a good night's sleep before the test.
2. Have a nutritious breakfast.
3. Dress comfortably.
4. Bring all materials you need, such as pencils and erasers.
5. Relax...take slow, deep breaths.
6. Follow directions craefully.
7. Read each question.
8. Answer the easy questions first.
9. Move on if you don't know an answer
10. Mark answers neatly. If you must erase, erase completely.
11. Review to make sure you've answered every question.
12. Don't change any answers unless you're sure they're wrong-your first answer is more likely correct.

GOOD LUCK ON YOUR TEST!
Gary-Maldarelli-2008
Gary Maldarelli, Supervisor
Johanna O'Neill
Johanna O'Neill, Supervisor