What does ERB mean in UNIVERSITIES

Educational Records Bureau (ERB) is a nonprofit organization that provides educational assessment services to independent and public schools worldwide. ERB helps educators measure student achievement through assessments, research, reports, and consulting services.

ERB offers a wide range of standardized tests for students from pre-kindergarten up through 12th grade. These tests can assess academic skills such as reading, math, science, writing, grammar, vocabulary and more. ERB also offers school-specific assessments tailored to each institution's curriculum.

You can become an ERB test site by contacting their customer service team via email or phone. They will provide you with instructions on how to set up a testing center and prepare your staff for administering the tests.

ERB sends out detailed score reports to schools that include information about each student's overall performance as well as individual performance on each subtest. Schools use this data for program improvement, setting benchmarks for students and creating appropriate instruction plans for them.

Each test is developed by experienced psychometricians (people who design measurement tools). The questions are designed with input from education leaders and teachers who know what topics need to be assessed in order for students to reach their academic goals.

Yes, it is recommended that students review and practice the material that will be covered in the test so they are familiar with it beforehand which will help them feel more comfortable and confident during testing day. Additionally, the school may provide additional resources such as practice items or study guides which can help give a better idea of what types of questions may appear on the test.

Yes! ERB provides accommodations such as extended time or braille versions of tests upon request so all students have an equal opportunity to show their best work on these assessments regardless of their need or disability status.

No, scores are not directly available from EDUCAUSE; rather they are sent only to schools where parents must contact their child's school directly in order to obtain copies of score reports or other results related documents if desired.

Yes! You have access your own personal data after taking an EB exam via its online portal called MyERBS — you can view past exams taken along with scores earned as well compare your results against previous years/exams taken at that same testing site.