This white paper is sponsored by Northwest Evaluation Association.

How Do You Measure Growth in Transitional Times?

How are you tracking your students’ progress on new, rigorous state standards—including each student’s learning challenges and triumphs? In “The Importance of Data Comparability,” the second article in our multi-part series, NWEA investigates how quality interim assessments help you measure academic growth even if proficiency scores show drops in student performance.

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