CogAT test ExamplesĬlick this image to get the full version of CogAT test examples-Levels K-2 (Revised version on )! You After your children take this practice tests at home, they will be familiar with the graphic test questions. The sole purpose of this practice test is to familiarize your children with the level K-2 CogAT tests. It happened that lots of children are not familiar with the test format and could not follow the listening instructions during the test and got lower scores. In order to let parents be familiar with the K-2 level CogAT test format, I made this practice test. Lots of parents who bought some other preparation books found out that children’s tests are in different formats. The questions are read to students instead of printed on the answer sheets, and answer choices. Because of the limit of the reading abilities for the 2nd and under graders, the format of the test is totally different. For example, the format of CogAT tests is different for K- 2nd grade and for 3rd + graders. (The following video shows his SCAT, CogAT, NNAT high scores.) We also found that there are some misleading information around. (We sent my son to academic afterschool, and consulted the test administer teacher.) My son got a very high score.
Does your practice work?ĭuring the process of preparing my son for the GT tests, we spent lots of time and money on researching the CogAT test. In Fairfax County VA public schools, CogAT is administrated for grade 2 and above grades. Go to your local public system to find the testing date and testing places. If your children are attending private schools, you might find the public schools have affiliated CogAT testing centers. Your children’s schools will host the tests. Many public and private schools nationwide use CogAT as one of the test to identify the candidates for their Gifted and Talented programs. ITBS are very popular in private schools to measure the basic academic skills.) Although its primary goal is to assess students’ reasoning abilities, CogAT can also provide predicted achievement scores when administered with The Iowa Tests (ITBS ® - Which is copyrighted by Riverside Publishing company. The Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT) are designed to measure the potential of students’ academic success in the three areas: Verbal, Quantitative and Nonverbal.
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