Materials for Students Sample Clauses

Materials for Students a. PSAT 8/9 test materials (test booklets). b. Student Paper Score Report (one copy sent to Participating School). c. Student Online Score Report, delivered via College Board website. d. Access to Official SAT Practice on Khan Academy; students ages 13 and older can link their College Board and Khan Academy accounts to receive free personalized practice recommendations based on their performance. e. If Client is administering digital testing (‘Digital Testing’), students will receive online access to a digital test preview to demonstrate the navigation and tools available to students in the Digital Testing platform.
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Materials for Students a. PSAT/NMSQT test materials (PSAT/NMSQT Student Guides and test booklets). b. Student Paper Score Report (one copy sent to school). c. Student Online Score Report, delivered via College Board website. d. Access to Official SAT Practice on Khan Academy; students can link their College Board and Khan Academy accounts to receive free personalized practice recommendations based on their performance. e. Access to scholarship and recognition programs, offered by each of National Merit Scholarship Corporation and College Board.
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Materials for Students. Appropriate instructional materials and supplies shall be provided and distributed to students. i. A process for educators to order appropriate instructional materials and supplies shall be implemented.
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Materials for Students a. SAT Student Guide. b. SAT test materials (test booklets). c. Student Online Score Report, delivered via College Board website. d. Ability to send scores to colleges, scholarship programs and other designated score recipients, via College Board website. e. Access to Official SAT Practice on Khan Academy; students can link their College Board and Khan Academy accounts to receive free personalized practice recommendations based on their performance. f. If Client is administering digital testing (‘Digital Testing’), students will receive online access to the Digital Testing platform and download applications, and Client will have access to a digital test preview to demonstrate the navigation and tools available to students in the Digital Testing platform.
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Materials for Students. 6 This is the person to whom College Board should direct primary communications.
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Materials for Students a. Link to the Student Guide b. PSAT 8/9 test materials delivered via College Board’s Digital Testing Platform, BlueBook™, Assessment score report delivered as a PDF to Client via College Board’s K-12 Reporting Portal. c. Information about recognition programs College Board. d. Access to SAT Practice Tools and Support as set forth below.‌ e. Access to Bluebook and the test at school (Client will have access to a digital test preview to demonstrate the navigation and tools available to students in Bluebook).
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Materials for Students. ‌ a. Link to the Student Guide b. PSAT/NMSAT test materials delivered via College Board’s Digital Testing Platform, BlueBook™. Assessment score report delivered as a PDF to Client via College Board’s K-12 Reporting Portal.‌ c. Information about scholarship and recognition programs, offered by each of National Merit Scholarship Corporation and College Board, as applicable. d. Information from College Board to help students understand and navigate post-secondary and career pathways and opportunities through a College Board mobile application, as described in Annex 1 attached. e. Access to SAT Practice Tools and Support as set forth below. f. Access to Bluebook and the test at school (Client will have access to a digital test preview to demonstrate the navigation and tools available to students in Bluebook).
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Materials for Students. ‌ a. Link to the Student Guide b. SAT test materials delivered via College Board’s Digital Testing Platform, BlueBook™. Assessment score report delivered as a PDF to Client via College Board’s K-12
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