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LAS Links Report Pack by CTB-McGraw-Hill

  • 04/01/07

LAS Links Report Pack by CTB-McGraw-Hill

LAS Links Report Pack
by CTB-McGraw-Hill

CTB/MCGRAW-HILL has released a new English- and Spanish-languageassessment reporting system, LAS Links Report Pack. It providestools for analysis and presentation of LAS Links test resultsacross classrooms, schools, and districts. Features include eight LASLinks reports for district-, school-, classroom-, and student-level informationin English and Spanish; data summaries and graphing tools;disaggregated data for comparing performance by demographic subgroups;links to instructional guidance; and online or on-site support.The system also offers K-12 proficiency assessments for accurateplacement/evaluation; benchmark assessments for ongoing progressmonitoring; and instructional guidance and staff development tools.Price: Starts at $3.25 per student.

 

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