3rd and 4th Grade Level MeetingApril 13, 2010Technology
LabCamden Street School: Preparing for NJ ASK 201019What does this
number represent?
ASK 3-4 Calendar of EventsASK 3,4 Language Arts Literacy
Components Item TypeNJ ASK LAL Test Design 3-4Text Type/
StrandReading SelectionsMC (Number of Items)OE (Number of
Items)Writing Tasks (Number of Items)Time on Task(s)-Approximate
Minutes Total PointsWriting (Speculative or Expository)230 Minutes
Each20 (10 points each)Reading Passages318-Grade 324-Grade 43-Grade
33-Grade 430 Minutes Each30-Grade 336-Grade 4 Total15o
Minutes50-Grade 356-Grade 4ASK 3, 4 Math ComponentsNJASK
MATHEMATICS GRADES 3-5DAY PARTGRADE 3GRADE 4GRADE 5118
SCRNon-Calculator20 Minutes8 SCRNon-Calculator20 Minutes10
SCRNon-Calculator20 Minutes1211 MCNon-Calculator19 Minutes11
MCNon-Calculator19 Minutes13 MC & 1 ECRNon-Calculator19
Minutes138 MC & 1 ECRNon-Calculator24 Minutes8 MC & 1
ECRNon-Calculator24 Minutes5 MC & 1 ECRNon-Calculator18
Minutes248 MC & 1 ECRCalculator Active20 Minutes8 MC & 1
ECRCalculator Active20 Minutes10 MC & 1 ECRCalculator Active25
Minutes258 MC & 1 ECRNon-Calculator24 Minutes8 MC & 1
ECRNon-Calculator24 Minutes10 MC & 1 ECRCalculator Active25
Minutes268 MCs & 1 ECRNon-Calculator24 Minutes8 MCs & 1
ECRNon-Calculator24 Minutes5 MC & 1 ECRCalculator Active18
MinutesASK 4 Science ComponentsWhat resources will students have to
use during the ASK 3,4?Everything you need to know about
calculators! What do you mean we cant use calculators?The Short
Constructed Response (SCR) questions, which are administered during
the first part of the test for all grades 3 through 8 students,
will now be a NON-CALCULUATOR active section for all students. This
new policy affects our bilingual and special needs population as
well.
In our elementary grades of 3 and 4, the calculators will only
be permitted during section/part 4 of the NJASK assessment.
In grades 5 through 8, the calculators will only be permitted
during Part 4, Part 5 and Part 6 of the 2010 NJASK math assessment.
These Parts will include Multiple Choice (MC) and Extended
Constructed Response (ECR) questions.What to do until NJ ASK?
