Anonymous wrote:My daughter finds math to be pretty easy, but does not do well with timed tests. She practices with the book on Amazon, wholly to get used to the timing.

She found this year’s test to be pretty easy. She had trouble with one problem. Finished with 7 minutes left and went back to the one problem she wasn’t sure about. No idea how her score will be, but I was pleased she wasn’t stressed about the timing.

May I know if the test was similar to the book I mean the same pattern of questions ?. Can you please share any information .

Anonymous wrote:
Other than practice tests you did with her, did your DD take any timed tests in school? I think some private schools still do time math in early ages but don’t know of any timed tests in public these days.

Thankfully they still did some math minute stuff in 4/5 grades as well as the Virginia math league practice tests.
Those caused her huge amounts of stress, but we always told her that it was better to practice being anxious because of the time than avoid it

Anonymous wrote:My daughter finds math to be pretty easy, but does not do well with timed tests. She practices with the book on Amazon, wholly to get used to the timing.

She found this year’s test to be pretty easy. She had trouble with one problem. Finished with 7 minutes left and went back to the one problem she wasn’t sure about. No idea how her score will be, but I was pleased she wasn’t stressed about the timing.

Other than practice tests you did with her, did your DD take any timed tests in school? I think some private schools still do time math in early ages but don’t know of any timed tests in public these days.

My daughter finds math to be pretty easy, but does not do well with timed tests. She practices with the book on Amazon, wholly to get used to the timing.

She found this year’s test to be pretty easy. She had trouble with one problem. Finished with 7 minutes left and went back to the one problem she wasn’t sure about. No idea how her score will be, but I was pleased she wasn’t stressed about the timing.

May I Know if there is any other resources out there that anybody can share ? ,apart from the book that everyone mentioned here .

May I know what was the hard part of it ? like- was it Word problems or any particular section like the data analysis part ?.

Also, DC said you can bookmark the questions & then come back to those questions later.

My child took the test this morning. DC said it was on the computer. DC mentioned the test was “medium” (quite hard). DC finished all questions.

If any one of your kids complete the test by next week or even get any kind of information regarding that can you please share the details here ?.It can be super helpful .

Sorry my child hasn't taken it yet - this is just information we have received about it. They take the test later in February.

May I know how was the test for your child ? Any tips that would help us .

My child said that their teacher said you can bookmark questions and go back to them

Can you go back to questions skipped with the new computerized format? Thank you.

This is what we got from my kid's teacher:

"The test format has changed—it is now a computerized test instead of a paper-and-pencil test. One of the most significant changes is that the test now consists of a single section with 60 questions, and students will have 40 minutes to complete it. Previously, it was divided into four sections, each with 15 questions and a 10-minute time limit. The test will have a built-in timer that students can choose to display on their screen. If they find it distracting, they will have the option to hide it."

Hi All,
Hope everyone are doing well. our teacher emailed us saying this year 2025 IAAT has new format ie.,Its gonna be administered in computer rather than the previous years where the kids took it on papers . Has any one heard any details of the new format?.
Any changes from the previous years ?