Our easyCBM System
easyCBM (Curriculum Based Measurement) is an assessment system designed to give teachers insight into which of their students may need additional instructional support as well as to provide a means by which they can measure the effectiveness of their teaching.
The program includes a variety of reading, Spanish language literacy, and math assessments to screen K-8 students at risk of falling below grade-level expectations, as well as sensitive measures to monitor progress over time.
The easyCBM Lite and Teacher Deluxe versions are designed for single teacher application. These accounts have a 200 student limit and offer both a manual (printable tests) as well as an online test option. Student responses entered into the system are automatically scored and graphed in the reports section.
The easy CBM Lite program is a progress monitoring system designed to assist students who are performing below the 50th percentile of their peers. It was created to measure students’ response to intervention and progress throughout the year. These assessments are standardized measures that sample from a year’s worth of curriculum to assess the degree to which students have mastered the skills and knowledge deemed critical at each grade level.
The upgraded Teacher Deluxe program includes the progress monitoring measures and builds upon it with a benchmark screener. The screeners are administered on-grade, three times a year, to see how students are doing academically compared to students in their own grade, at a particular time of year. They are intended to be used to identify students most in need of instructional interventions. They do not identify what grade level students are performing at.
For school looking into a district-wide application, please contact our partners at Riverside Insights for details RIverside Insights
For a detailed explanation of Curriculum-Based Measurement, please refer to the resources below:
What is Curriculum-Based Measurement?
https://my.vanderbilt.edu/spedteacherresources/what-is-curriculum-based-measurement/
What Is Curriculum-Based Measurement and What Does It Mean to My Child?