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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hello,

My son would be taking cogat in Mar ( Loudoun county). COuld you please let me know where to get the prep material for the test?

Thanks[/quote]

Do a google search.  There are several books on Amazon.  Like most of the posters said, prepping will not make much of a difference.  Where it does make a difference is in getting your child familiar with the types of questions to expect, the format of the test, etc.    Any improvement in test scores are probably because your kid is now familiar with the testing process and what to expect.

I know the teachers introduce the kids to the format, etc but that's barely enough.[/quote]

Be careful.  Teachers do ask kids if they've seen questions or prepared at home.  Kids at this age don't or can't lie no matter what.  A couple of kids in our class responded positively to those questions and the teacher made a note of that.  I don't know if that'll be in their record but you don't want the score to be invalid because teacher thinks he/she prepared at home.[/quote]

BS. Believe me.. If my kid scores well and gets the right rating (whatever they call the teacher rating thing that's not related to test scores), there is no way the kid won't make it in.  I'll make sure of that.  IT IS NOT AGAINST THE LAW/RULES TO PREP.  There's nothing written to that effect.  It's just a story the DCUM non-preppers keep floating.

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This.

Bhwahahaha... invalid because teach thinks he/she prepared at home.  What a crock...

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