Powerful Data

Improve student achievement with engaging assessments and lessons that provide actionable and insightful feedback. Powered by the strands of mathematical proficiency, as outlined by the National Research Council, Istation’s Indicators of Progress (ISIP™) assessment addresses four levels of cognitive engagement, including:

• Strategic Competence
• Adaptive Reasoning
• Procedural Fluency
• Conceptual Understanding

Proven Results

Build foundational skills and predict student success while focusing on scientifically driven methods that improve engagement and educational outcomes. Aligned to individual state standards and Common Core State Standards, Istation’s assessments, instruction, and teacher-directed lessons also support special education.

ISIP™ Early Math: Pre-K – 1st Grade

Early learners are assessed in approximately 30 minutes with engaging computer-adaptive assessments that feature shopping in a grocery store called Mario’s Market. Assessment delivery is presented in a developmentally appropriate format with respect to students’ reading skills, fine/ gross motor skills, and hand-eye coordination.

ISIP™ Early Math assesses proficiency in the following domains:

• Number Sense
• Computations and Algebraic Thinking
• Geometry
• Measurement
• Data Analysis

ISIP™ Math: 2nd – 8th Grade

Students are assessed in approximately 30 minutes with an engaging computer-adaptive assessment that introduces students to the world of Secret Equation Man. Students demonstrate their mathematical knowledge and provide critical insights and actionable data.

ISIP™ Math assesses proficiency in the following domains:

• Numbers Sense
• Computations and Algebraic Thinking
• Geometry
• Measurement
• Data Analysis
• Probability * (varies by state)

Number Sense

Understanding fundamental math skills, whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and relationships between decimals; representing numbers with visual models; and understanding place value, counting, rounding, and comparing.

Computations & Algebraic Thinking

Performing operations and representing algebraic relationships; recognizing and creating patterns; understanding symbols (+, -, x, ÷); learning and applying computation strategies (solving for unknown); recalling basic facts; and working with expressions and equations.

Measurement & Data Analysis

Determining size or amount; measuring length, weight, volume, area, perimeter, capacity (liquid value), time, and money; understanding customary and metric systems; sorting and classifying data into categories; using various types of graphs and tables to represent data; interpreting and explaining patterns; drawing conclusions to solve problems; and recognizing and understanding graphs, picture graphs, bar graphs, line/dot plots, tables, and more.

Geometry

Understanding properties and attributes of shapes (2D and 3D), lines, and angles; sorting, classifying, naming, describing, and creating various shapes; and graphing points on the coordinate plane.

Probability

Analyzing chance events; organizing samples; making predictions; and determining solutions to problems.*

Personal Financial Literacy

Managing financial resources effectively for lifetime financial security; comprehending concepts of saving, spending, income, budgets, and borrowing; understanding/comprehending lending, credit, and debit; and understanding producers and consumers.*