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New Jersey Student Learning Assessment-Science (NJSLA-S)

Welcome to the New Jersey Science Assessments Resource Center. This site hosts all of the tools and resources necessary for Test Coordinators, Technology Coordinators, and Test Administrators to prepare for and administer the NJSLA-S, as well as information that is helpful for educators, parents, and students.

For information about the NJGPA-A and NJSLA-A, please visit the New Jersey Assessments Portal.

Overview


The New Jersey Student Learning Assessment–Science (NJSLA–S) measures student proficiency with the New Jersey Student Learning Standards–Science. These science standards require assessment tasks that examine students' performance of scientific and engineering practices in the context of crosscutting concepts and disciplinary core ideas. The three-dimensional nature of the standards requires complex test questions and tasks. The NJSLA–S is only one component of a system of assessments that provide evidence about student learning. The data collected from the NJSLA–S, students' interactions with teachers on a daily basis, and their subsequent performance on teacher and district-developed assessments combine to provide a clear and well-rounded picture of students' achievement. The New Jersey Department of Education has prepared a high-level overview of the background, design, and development of the NJSLA–S.

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Test Administration

Practice

Practice administering a test using the Test Administration (TA) Interface.

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TIDE

Test Information Distribution Engine

Manage students and users for testing and reporting, order test materials, and track student participation.

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Secure Browsers

Test Delivery System (TDS)

The Secure Browser for student workstations is used to administer online assessments. It is a part of the Test Delivery System (TDS).

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