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Terranova

Purpose of the TerraNova

*TerraNova is designed to measure concepts, processes, and skills taught in elementary and secondary education throughout the nation.

* The tests are not intended to define the curriculum, but to sample the many and varied skills represented in selected content areas.

*The content areas measured are Reading/Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. Grades K through 12.

*Test results can be used to make comparisons with school, district, and national norm groups.

* This standardized achievement test can provide important information for teachers about the knowledge and skills of

Purpose of the TerraNova

*TerraNova is designed to measure concepts, processes, and skills taught in elementary and secondary education throughout the nation.

* The tests are not intended to define the curriculum, but to sample the many and varied skills represented in selected content areas.

*The content areas measured are Reading/Language......


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