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ReadiStep™ is a low-stakes middle school assessment that helps teachers provide the guidance middle school students need to start preparing for high school and college. Developed by College Board professionals in partnership with middle school teachers and other education experts, ReadiStep provides early feedback on students’ skills. It identifies areas in which students need to develop their skills, as well as students who are ready for more advanced course work.

Schools and districts nationwide can now order ReadiStep for fall 2010 administration.

ReadiStep is a vital step within the College Board’s College Readiness
System™ and helps schools and teachers measure achievement, monitor progress and gain information that enables informed decisions in the classroom. The tool can be used independently or as part of the College Board’s College Readiness Pathway, an integrated series of assessments that includes the PSAT/NMSQT® for 10th- and/or 11th-graders and the SAT® for 11th- and/or 12th-graders.

ReadiStep Delivers:

User-Friendly Format
Paper-and-pencil test formatted in three multiple-choice sections — reading, writing and mathematics.
Early Feedback
Allowing teachers to gain insight into students’ academic progress.
Flexible and Easy Administration
Can be given all at once or over the course of three class periods.
Comprehensive, Timely Results
National and local comparisons relative to other eighth-graders — guaranteed within four weeks.
Alignment with State Standards
Aligns with the College Board Standards for College Success™, a national model of rigorous academic content standards.

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