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What is Measuring Up®?
Measuring Up® is a research-based supplemental instructional program designed to help students learn the their state standards so they may succeed on the state test. The Measuring Up® student worktexts contain lessons with guided instruction, application activities and targeted standards practice, forming a comprehensive approach to standards instruction. Furthermore, the program includes a formative assessment component with tests taken online or in print. Using the assessments in conjunction with the worktexts, teachers can assign appropriate lessons so that each student has a P3™- Personal Prescriptive Path™ to success.
What makes Measuring Up® different from general test practice materials that I can buy from any test-prep company?
There are plenty of test preparation materials available, but most of these are nonspecific aids that focus on test-taking strategy. Most test-prep manufacturers essentially produce the same generic product for all their markets. Not Measuring Up®. Measuring Up® is carefully constructed and is written to the state test.
In addition, Measuring Up® goes far beyond simple test prep. The goal of Measuring Up® is to teach students the standards so that they may attain the gateway skills, knowledge and abilities for success in education, careers, and for full participation in our society. With mastery of the standards tested on the state test, students will be sure to succeed on the test.
Is Measuring Up® based on scientifically based research?
Because we understand there is no room for experimentation with unproven methods or systems, we are working to provide our customers with documentation of the research and instructional design methods behind the Measuring Up® Program. Click here to review the research document.
What makes Measuring Up® a great tool for supplementing my basal mathematics and English books?
Measuring Up® is a supplemental worktext that is 100% customized to your state standards. It helps focus the student on the standard that they have to learn in order to succeed.