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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] No, Inview doesn't test achievement. It tests cognitive abilities. Otherwise, they wouldn't use it to identify gifted children in 2nd grade. http://www.hoagiesgifted.org/tests.htm InView grades 2-12 (only 6 levels available, each covering 2 grades) Group cognitive abilities test, "comprised of five subtests: Verbal Reasoning-Words; Verbal Reasoning-Context; Sequences; Analogies; and Quantitative Reasoning. InView does not measure all aspects of cognitive abilities. Since it is intended for use in schools, emphasis is placed on reasoning abilities that are important for success in an educational program." Elementary level InView is said to have hard ceiling of 141, where gifted is 127+. [/quote] My kid bombed the InView, did ok (compared to the median scores of admitted students) on the CogAt, and did very well at the HGC.[/quote]
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