It is generally recommended to use TASK 1 in the spring (end) of 9th grade. Advanced 2 (item 065623, grade range 8.5–9.7) is recommended for students in the spring of 8th grade and in the fall (beginning) of 9th grade.
Due to the nature of our contract, we are prohibited from selling these materials for public school students.
Includes all subtests of the Stanford 10 TASK 1 Complete Battery (item 065532) plus the OLSAT Level G. OLSAT G covers the following topics:
Verbal Comprehension
Antonyms
Sentence Completion
Sentence Arrangement
Verbal Reasoning
Arithmetic Reasoning
Logical Selection
Word/Letter Matrix
Verbal Analogies
Verbal Classification
Inference
Figural Reasoning
Figural Analogies
Pattern Matrix
Figural Series
Quantitative Reasoning
Number Series
Numeric Inference
Number Matrix
Students mark all answers on one separate machine-scorable answer document. The Stanford TASK levels may be combined for administration, as well as OLSAT Levels E/F/G.
Author - Pearson
Copyright Year - 2003
Format - separate answer document
Length - 5 hrs. (approx.)
Grade Level - 9
Publisher - Pearson
065631
Stanford & OLSAT Grade 9 Spring (TASK 1/G, test combo)
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Helpful productI began using the SAT/Olsat when my daughter was in third grade for use as a comparative after we began homeschooling. Her school used the SAT. She is now in the tenth grade and I have been able to track her areas of strength and weaknesses for seven years. I appreciate the breakdown of the tested areas. Administering the test is easy also. I would recommend this test overall.
Date published: 2018-06-15
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Good Assessment Tool for my 9th graderNY state requires high schoolers to be tested yearly using "nationally normed" tests. Having taught my son since Kindergarten, I felt the results were in line with his strong subjects and also areas we didn't review this year (ie: 8th grade probability/statistics and hence lower score there). We didn't "prep" for this as I plan to use the scores to direct my review next year to ensure mastery (as opposed to short term memory).
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Great SAT prepI've used this test for two decades. The combo reveals student weaknesses and strengths in order to guide instruction and monitor progress. The content measures student's mastery according to national standards rather than one textbook or curriculum. This helped our kids prepare for the SAT and they did well without taking the PSAT (which was more expensive and conflicted with our schedule).
