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Attempting a Section-Adaptive Assessment

Section adaptive assessments simulate the SAT exam experience, providing students with a familiar testing environment. These assessments feature screens and tools identical to those found in the actual SAT exam, ensuring students are comfortable and confident on test day.

How Do Section Adaptive Assessments Work?

Section adaptive assessments use a two-module approach to adapt to student performance. After completing Module 1, which contains standard difficulty questions, students’ performance is assessed. Depending on their performance, students are directed to either an easier or harder Module 2.

To attempt a section-adaptive assessment, follow the steps given below:-

1. Assuming you are already logged in as a student, and on the assessment page, navigate down to “Digital SAT Full-Length Adaptive Assessment’ or “Digital SAT Section-wise Adaptive Assessments” panel. You will find a list of assessments that your teacher has assigned in the classroom.

2. Click on view details to open an assessment.

3. The following window will be displayed. Click on Take Assessment to attempt an assessment.

4. Read the examiner’s instructions and click on Ready to start attempting an assessment. If you wish to go back, click on “Take me Back,” and you will land on the assessment home page.

5. The following window, with tools like actual exam will be visible to you. You can start attempting the questions one by one.

 

  1. Directions: To view directions, click on the down arrow at the top-left corner below the subject name. (refer image 1, point 1)
  2. Timer: You can hide/show the timer as needed during the test. (refer image 1, point 2)
  3. Report: If you find any mistakes in questions, you can flag/report them. Teachers will address and resolve the issues. (refer image 1, point 3)
  4. Refresh: Click on the refresh icon if equations or questions take time to render or if there are any screen loading issues. (refer image 1, point 4)
  5. Annotate: Just like in the real SAT exams, you can highlight text and add notes. (refer image 1, point 5)
  6. Mark for Review: Mark questions you want to revisit later. (refer image 1, point 6)
  7. Review Box: View and navigate questions easily with the review box option. (refer image 1, point 7)
  8. Answer Cross-out: Cross out incorrect options to simplify selecting the correct answer. (refer image 1, point 8)

Image 1

More Options:-

  1. Reference Sheet: In the Math section, you’ll have a reference sheet, accessible by clicking on “Reference Box” in the top-right corner. (refer image 2, point 1)
  2. Calculator: The Desmos calculator is available in the Math section, aiding in test-taking. (refer image 2, point 1)

    After answering all questions, click on the next button to submit the test. You can then review your results.

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