This information will not display to students. If you have edit access to a question, you will see this field. Author NotesĮnter Author Notes to explain why certain choices are incorrect, or why you chose to allocate a certain percentage of possible points to alternate answers. These questions draw from six areas of math that most students have covered by the end of their 11th grade year: pre-algebra, elementary algebra, intermediate. The purpose of griddable items is to provide students. To remove a text block, click X next to it. The STAAR mathematics assessments use a type of open-ended question known as a griddable item. Students can type in the units in a Text block while answering a question with a numerical answer without having to switch back to the Text keyboard.Ĭlick +Option to add additional text blocks.
Students have the option to toggle between these keyboards regardless of the selected default mode.Īdd Text blocks to define a list of custom units (such as g, kg, cm, oz, etc.) that will not be rendered as LaTeX. Select Math default mode for the math equation keyboard to display by default.Select Text default mode for the regular text keyboard to display by default.Students have the option to scroll through the keyboards and select the one they wish to use to answer the question while taking the assessment. There is no limit to the number of math keyboards you can enable for a question. To add additional math keyboards, click +Option and select from the drop-down menu. To remove a rich text option, click X next to it.Įnable student access to mathematical keyboards in the Symbols area. To add additional options, click +Option and select from the drop-down menu. Default options are: Bold, Italic, Underline, and Bullet List. Enable rich text options in the Text Formatting Options for Students area. Note: If administering the question with a text-to-speech reader, see Creating Questions for Accessibility (Text-to-Speech) for further instruction.
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