
computational assessments
addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
DETAILS
PURPOSE
The COMPASS assessments are designed to test the knowledge and skills in the four computation areas (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division). Each assessment is carefully designed to measure all the vital skills a student should know to be successful.
CONTENTS
• Three parallel tests for four computation areas (12 tests in total)
• Each item is one teaching step ahead of the preceding one
• Notes on observing behaviours & suggested reasons for error
SUITABLE FOR USE
BY
• specialists
• classroom teachers
• para-professionals
WITH
• eight-year-olds to adults
SETTING
• individual or group
KEY FEATURES
• Photocopiable assessments for each computation area
• Graduated items covering all major skills
• Clear administration instructions
• A compilation of common errors that assessors may observe
• Definitions and examples of terminology used
• Guide to using the results
• Easy-to-read answers
• Photocopiable addition & multiplication charts
• Photocopiable record sheet
THE IMPORTANCE OF
COMPUTATIONAL SKILLS
Although the calculator is a valuable and welcome tool
to aid accuracy and speed of mathematical calculations,
basic computation knowledge
and skills remain important
for estimation and more
complex mathematics.
They are also important as a manual ‘back-up system’.
Good analysis is critical
to effective teaching.
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