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Understanding the NWEA RIT Conversion Chart and Grade Level Equivalents
"The RIT (Rasch UnIT) score is an equal-interval scale used by NWEA to measure student growth over time, independent of grade level. While a RIT score represents a student’s current instructional level, educators often look for grade-level equivalents to benchmark performance. It is essential to understand that RIT scores are developmental, not grade-specific, meaning they track progress along a continuous learning continuum rather than mapping to rigid "passing" or "failing" grade assignments. The Nature of the RIT Scale and Its Purpose The Rasch UnIT, or RIT scale, is the foundation of the MAP Growth assessment. Developed by the Northwest Ev..."
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