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  1. Go to assessment.peardeck.com. Individual teachers can sign up for free. If your district uses Pear Assessment, sign in through your district’s SSO.
  2. Search the item bank by standard, grade, subject, or keyword. You can use pre-built questions as-is or edit them to fit your context. To write your own, select a question type and enter your content.
  3. Include question types that match your state’s testing format — drag-and-drop, equation editors, graphing questions, or inline choice — so students practice the specific interactions they will encounter on test day.
  4. If you need to prevent navigation away from the test, enable the browser lockdown setting. You can also turn on dynamic passwords to control when students can begin.
  5. Assign via Google Classroom, paste a direct link, or use your LMS. Set a start date, end date, and any time limits.
  6. Open the live results view. As each student submits answers, you see their responses and scores update in real time. Use this to decide whether to re-teach a concept before moving on.
Last modified on July 16, 2026