What is the SCAT test and how is it scored? The SCAT (School and College Ability Test) is used by Johns Hopkins CTY to identify gifted students in grades 2–8. It includes verbal and quantitative sections, each scored on a scale of 400–514. Scores are based on how students perform compared to older peers, with…
What’s the Difference Between the ITBS and CogAT—and Why Are They Often Used Together? If your child is being evaluated for a gifted program, you may hear about the ITBS and CogAT tests. These assessments are often used together to provide a fuller picture of a student’s academic achievement and cognitive ability, helping schools make…
Differences Between the NNAT-2 and NNAT-3 Wondering what sets the NNAT-2 apart from the NNAT-3? Both versions of the Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test are designed to assess nonverbal reasoning skills in students from diverse backgrounds. However, the NNAT-3 offers updated visuals, improved usability for digital testing, and enhanced norm data compared to the NNAT-2. On…