What
does the OLSAT measure? "The Otis Lennon School Abilities Test measures the cognitive abilities that
relate to a student's ability to learn in
school. By assessing students' thinking
skills, the OLSAT 8 provides an
understanding of a student's relative
strengths and weaknesses in performing a
variety of reasoning tasks. This
information allows educators to design
educational programs that will enhance
students' strengths while supporting their
learning needs. When administered with
Stanford 10, OLSAT 8 scores may also be
used to relate a student's actual
achievement with his or her school
ability."
Harcourt Assessment, publisher of the
OLSAT 8.
Subsections: The OLSAT (Otis Lennon School Abilities Test) is
composed of four components — verbal
comprehension; verbal reasoning; figural
reasoning, which measures nonverbal skills
using pictograms; and quantitative
reasoning.
The following resources are
recommended for use in preparation for this assessment and the
OLSAT/7**
A complete language course with - following directions,
antonyms, synonyms, categorizing, classification, sequencing, ordering,
deductive reasoning, facts & inferences, prediction
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