Practice Makes Perfect: Winter SAT Suite Activities - Montrose County School District
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Montrose County School District
930 Colorado Avenue Montrose, CO 81402Description
The College Board and the Colorado Department of Education are excited to share the next round of workshops hosted in over 15 locations across Colorado. The “Practice Makes Perfect: Winter SAT Suite Activities” workshops will provide the next relevant details surrounding the 2019 Spring School Day administration. This training will discuss upcoming winter priorities, processes for submitting accommodations, informing juniors about the optional Essay, as well as an in depth look at the content that is assessed and the connection to classroom instruction.
Workshop topics also include:
- DAC and Test Coordinator Winter Responsibilities
- Managing the Accommodations Process
- Implementation Next Steps (Off-Site Locations, Optional SAT Essay Registration, Material Review Window)
- Updated Timeline of Events – Now through Test Day
- SAT Suite Test Alignment to Colorado Academic Standards
- SAT Suite Practice Strategies
- Khan Academy Tutorial
We invite all Colorado educators (DACs, SACs, Test Coordinators, SSD Coordinators, Teachers) who wish to take advantage of learning more about the SAT Suite for Colorado students to attend one of the upcoming workshops. The first half of the workshop (1.5 hours) will address administration activities and the second portion (1.5 hours) will discuss the test content and the relationship to classroom instruction. Participants may attend during the time that is most relevant to their role. Please click on a location near you to register. You will receive a confirmation email with the date, location, time and any materials you should bring. If you have questions, please contact:
Sarah Orlowski
sorlowski@collegeboard.org
(720) 470-2343
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