Unit
a section of content in iPASS that starts with a Unit Challenge Test followed by a set of Chapters, and ending with a Unit Mastery Test. Students can challenge past a Unit with no more than one incorrect answer on the Unit Challenge Test. To complete the Unit and move forward, students must score 80%+ correct on the Unit Mastery Test.
Unit Challenge Test
the test at the beginning of a Unit (each Unit) in iPASS. Typically 10 questions cover the content of the Unit. In iPASS, a score of 90%+ skips the student over all chapters in the unit, and immediately forward to the next Unit Challenge Test.
Unit Completion Test
in ThinkFast!, a test to verify fluency with mixed facts at the end of a unit, either Addition/Subtraction or Multiplication/Division. The passing criterion is based on the number entry time computed in the Number Entry Checkup. In addition to answering a number of digits correct, 80%+ of the answers must also be correct.
Unit FreePass Test
in ThinkFast!, a test to challenge past one of two Units, Addition/Subtraction or Multiplication/Division. The passing criterion is based on the number entry time computed in the Number Entry Checkup. In addition to answering a required number of digits correct, 80%+ of the answers must also be correct.
Unit Mastery Test
the test at the end of a Unit (each Unit) in iPASS. Typically 10 questions covering the content of the Unit. In iPASS, a score of 80%+ moves the student forward to the next Unit, starting with the Unit Challenge Test. A score less than 80% moves the student to a set of practice questions, and another chance to pass the Unit Mastery Test.
Universal Screener
in iKnow Math, the Universal Screener is easily assigned across an entire district, school, or class(es). The Universal Screener starts one grade below the student’s enrolled grade level, and delivers tests at sequentially lower grade levels to grade 1. It is highly recommended to have students complete tests until scoring 90%+ for two reasons: 1) to get a screening of strengths and weaknesses at prior grade level content, and 2) if the Universal Screener is completed before the student starts iPASS, the student can skip the Placement Tests in iPASS and proceed directly to the appropriate Unit Challenge Tests.