Your Child and Tests: What Every Parent Should Know About Educational & Psychological Testing by Joseph D. Rocchio

Your Child and Tests: What Every Parent Should Know About Educational & Psychological Testing

Joseph D. Rocchio
224 pages
Rocklin
Jan 2002
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"Your Child and Tests" is a parent-friendly book that helps to demystify the complex world of educational and psychological testing. Parents will learn how tests--such as proficiency tests, IQ tests, personality tests, college entrance tests, and others--are used (and sometimes misused) and how they potentially can affect their children's lives, possibly in dramatic ways. What sets this book apart from others is its clear yet frank explanations of test-related issues that many parents find intimidating, confusing and overwheliming. "Your Child and Tests" discusses some of the most important and controversial issues of testing relevant to today's parents and their children, and it will help parents not only understand the different types of tests, but also the appropriate use of the results. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN... -How tests can affect your child's future -Are tests really needed -What an IQ is -Are there different kinds of intelligences -The importance of emotional intelligence -What a proficiency/achievement test is -The importance of career inventories -How to make sense of test scores -Whether test scores are important for success in life -The benefits and criticisms of testing -Ways to help your child AND MUCH MORE!!!
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Pages 224
Publisher Rocklin
Published 2002
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