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Stanford achievement test

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Stanford achievement test [′stan·fərd ə′chēv·mənt ‚test]
(psychology)
A group test employing a primary (grades 2 and 3) and an advanced (grades 4 through 9) examination to measure achievement at various grade levels.


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This year, Booth's 3rd-grade readers ranked in the 63rd percentile on the Stanford Achievement Test Series--a far leap from the disappointing 29th-percentile ranking it received five years ago on the standardized exam used nationwide.
Achievement levels were measured using students' math and language arts scaled scores on the Stanford Achievement Test, 9th edition, as well as their average GPA in math and language arts over three semesters.
Scores for each pair were analyzed over the course of the three annual administrations of the Stanford Achievement Test for the appearance of significant differences in reading and math, based on program membership, either Montessori or traditional.
 
 
 
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