Your child's CogAT score compares them to peers in the same age group, with an average of 100 and a maximum of 160.

A stanine is a very broad, simplified score that ranges from 1-9, with 9 being the highest possible score. This score is also normalized for both age and grade ...

The test uses age norms (national) and grade norms (national) to calculate scores and compare students of the same age or grade. The local scores compare ...

In this guide, you will learn the meaning of CogAT test scores and how you can use that to help your child develop and grow. The Different CogAT Scores... · Interpreting CogAT Scores

They range from 50 to 160 on Forms 7 and 8. A stanine is one of nine broad score groupings on a normalized standard score scale and range from 1 (lowest) to 9 ...

The test uses a nationwide sampling of test results (called "national norms") to calculate scores. Students are grouped by age in one-month intervals from 4 ...

It does not mean that the student got 84 percent of the answers correct, but rather that the student performed better than 84 out of 100 students being tested.

Calculating CogAT scores involves several steps. First, we calculate the raw score by counting the total number of correctly answered questions.

In general, the CogAT scores are based on two norms – the student's age and the student's grade level.

How is the CogAT test scored? The CogAT uses two types of norms when tests are scored: age norms, and grade norms. Age norms compare how a student performed ... CogAT Grade 6 Practice Tests · Grade 3 · Grade 5 · Grade 1