NATIONAL EOG TESTING

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The Stanford 10 National Achievement Test is a nationally recognized test used by educators across the U.S. As a norm-referenced test, the Stanford 10 not only offers the home educator information on their student’s achievement, it also provides comparisons based on nationwide test results.

Contents of National AchievementTests:

Grades 1-2: Word study skills, vocabulary, comprehension, spelling, listening, math, environment 

Grade 3: Vocabulary, comprehension, spelling, listening, social studies, math, language, science

Grades 4-12: Vocabulary, comprehension, spelling, listening, social studies, math, language, science, study skills


At Classical Conversations’ homeschool testing services, we believe that standardized testing is an important part of preparing our children for college entrance exams, whether your state mandates testing or not. Please contact your state’s homeschool support group to find out if your state requires national-standardized testing. We take a very pragmatic attitude towards testing: the actual test’s content is not as important as the skill of test taking. We have chosen to offer this National Exam because most private schools accept their scores for entry, and it is great preparation for the SAT I and the ACT tests. National tests also provide parents with reliable data for evaluating progress in language and math skills.