Many states require standardized testing for homeschoolers. But which test should you take? Is the CAT test a good test for your homeschool? Find out what I liked about the CAT test, what I didn’t like and a few tips for using the CAT test in your homeschool.
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They ought to make tests designed for homeschooled kids who learn in different orders. If you teach only the metric system, which I'm planning to do, you may teach fractions much later than one who teaches inches. If you learn other bases (like 16, which is important for computers), which I did at a young age, you might should be tested on it. If you learn the squares or the multiplication table of 5-smooth numbers, you'll approach multiplication differently.