OLNA Numeracy Assessment for Western Australia
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What is the primary purpose of the OLNA?

  • To rank students based on their math abilities
  • To identify students who require additional support in numeracy (correct)
  • To evaluate teacher instructional strategies
  • To assess student literacy skills
  • Which component of the OLNA assesses problem-solving skills without the use of a calculator?

  • Non-Routine
  • number sense
  • Calculator-Inclusive
  • Calculator-Exclusive (correct)
  • What is the outcome for students who meet the numeracy standard?

  • Exempt
  • Achieved (correct)
  • Not Achieved
  • Near Achieved
  • What skill is assessed through the understanding of units, conversions, and calculations?

    <p>Measurement</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In which years is the OLNA administered to students?

    <p>Years 7, 8, 9, and 10</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the format of the OLNA results?

    <p>Percentage score</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Online Numeracy Assessment (OLNA)

    Overview

    • OLNA is a standardized online assessment of numeracy skills for students in Western Australia
    • Designed to identify students who require additional support in numeracy
    • Administered to students in Year 7, 8, 9, and 10

    Key Components

    • Three components:
      1. Calculator-Inclusive: assesses problem-solving skills with the use of a calculator
      2. Calculator-Exclusive: assesses mental arithmetic and basic numerical skills without the use of a calculator
      3. Non-Routine: assesses problem-solving skills in real-world contexts

    Skills Assessed

    • Number Sense: understanding of numbers, quantities, and relationships
    • Operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
    • Patterns and Algebra: recognition and creation of patterns, and basic algebraic concepts
    • Measurement: understanding of units, conversions, and calculations
    • Data: interpretation and analysis of data

    Results and Reporting

    • Results reported as a percentage score
    • Students identified as:
      • Achieved: meeting the numeracy standard
      • Near Achieved: close to meeting the numeracy standard
      • Not Achieved: requiring additional support in numeracy

    Purpose and Benefits

    • Identifies students who require additional support in numeracy
    • Informs teaching and learning practices
    • Provides a framework for numeracy instruction
    • Prepares students for future math studies and real-world applications

    OLNA Overview

    • OLNA is a standardized online assessment of numeracy skills for students in Western Australia.
    • It identifies students who require additional support in numeracy.

    Administration

    • Administered to students in Year 7, 8, 9, and 10.

    Key Components

    • Three components: Calculator-Inclusive, Calculator-Exclusive, and Non-Routine.
    • Calculator-Inclusive: assesses problem-solving skills with the use of a calculator.
    • Calculator-Exclusive: assesses mental arithmetic and basic numerical skills without the use of a calculator.
    • Non-Routine: assesses problem-solving skills in real-world contexts.

    Skills Assessed

    • Number Sense: understanding of numbers, quantities, and relationships.
    • Operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
    • Patterns and Algebra: recognition and creation of patterns, and basic algebraic concepts.
    • Measurement: understanding of units, conversions, and calculations.
    • Data: interpretation and analysis of data.

    Results and Reporting

    • Results reported as a percentage score.
    • Students identified as:
      • Achieved: meeting the numeracy standard.
      • Near Achieved: close to meeting the numeracy standard.
      • Not Achieved: requiring additional support in numeracy.

    Purpose and Benefits

    • Identifies students who require additional support in numeracy.
    • Informs teaching and learning practices.
    • Provides a framework for numeracy instruction.
    • Prepares students for future math studies and real-world applications.

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    This quiz assesses numeracy skills of students in Western Australia, identifying those who require additional support. It's administered to students in Year 7, 8, 9, and 10.

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