The Test Standards & Item Analysis Report helps Administrators and Teachers review how students performed on benchmark standards and test items.
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This report is available at the class and student levels. Administrators can also export a district- or school-level CSV file. This school year, only Math benchmarks are available to assign, so only Math data appears in this report.
To open and run the Test Standards & Item Analysis Report:
- Access the Reports page in Imagine+ Assessment.
- On the Reports page, click the Test Standards & Item Analysis card.
- If you are an Administrator and are not already at the class level, follow the guidance on the page that appears to select a school and class first. You can also download a CSV file for the district or school level from this page.
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The report opens. Math is selected as the Subject by default. The first time you open the report, choose a Grade and Test. After that, the report opens with your last filter selections.
Filter Description Subject Math is selected by default. Grade Select a grade level (3–8) for the benchmark series you want to review. Test Select the benchmark you want to review.
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If no assessment data is available for the selected subject, the report shows a message that no assessment data is available for that subject. If no test is scheduled for the selected subject, the Test list is empty.
Know the report layout
The report includes summary panels across the top and a data table underneath. The example below shows the class-level report. Use the table under the image to see descriptions of each numbered section.
| # | Section | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Performance overview | Shows overall performance for the selected test, along with comparison data. |
| 2 | Standards to focus on | Highlights the standards that need the most attention. |
| 3 | Items to focus on | Highlights test items students struggled with most. This section only appears on the class-level report. |
| 4 | Data table | Shows detailed results for the level you are viewing. Available tabs change based on the report level. |
Download and print report data
On the class- or student-level report, click the printer icon in the upper right corner to print the current view.
Administrators can export the report data as a CSV by clicking the cloud icon in the upper right corner.
Administrators can also download a district- or school-level CSV file before opening a class report.
Analyze each level
Use these articles to understand the report at each level.