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A RIT score measures a student's level of achievement in a particular subject. If a student has a particular RIT score, this means that the student is about 50% likely to correctly answer an item calibrated at that RIT level.
When students finish their MAP Growth test, they receive a number called a RIT score for each area they are tested in (reading, language usage, math, or science). This score represents a student’s achievement level at any given moment and helps measure their academic growth over time.
Unlock a world of potential with RIT. MAP® Growth™ measures student performance with our RIT scale—the most stable, mature scale in the industry. Like centimeters on a ruler, it measures in equal intervals, regardless of a student’s grade or performance—and it remains stable over time.
What does a specific RIT score mean? A RIT score represents the level where a student is just as likely to answer items at a particular RIT score incorrectly as they would answer them correctly. Relation to Standards
The NWEA RIT Reference Brochure provides an overview of RIT scores, their significance, and how they are used to measure academic growth.
RIT stands for Rasch UnIT and is a measurement scale developed to simplify the interpretation of test scores. It is an equal-interval scale, like feet and inches on a ruler, so scores can be added together to calculate accurate class or school averages.
This report displays current and past RIT scores of a student. RIT stands for Rasch Unit, which is a unit of measure that uses individual test question difficulty values to estimate student achievement.
The NWEA MAP test provides a RIT score. This score represents student achievement. Students will earn an RIT score for each subject test. Thus, students may have multiple RIT scores. A student’s RIT score for math cannot be compared, numerically, to a RIT score in Reading.
The RIT scale is a scale of item difficulty, and it is grade-independent. A 2nd grader and a 7th grader with the same RIT score are both answering items of the same level of difficulty.
Your child’s score report is based on what is called their RIT (Rasch Unit) score. This is a unit of measurement that reflects which skills your child has mastered, is ready to tackle next, or needs to be introduced to.