What does MAT stand for?

1981) found that 3rd-grade female students scored higher in mathematics on the Metropolitan Achievement Test (MAT).

A group of third-grade students given three 30-minute Spanish language lessons per week performed as well as or better than a control group (given no second-language instruction) on academic achievement tests and "showed statistically significant gains in their Metropolitan Achievement Test scores in the areas of math and language after only one semester of study.

The five commonly encountered standardized achievement tests are the California Achievement Tests, the Comprehensive Tests of Basic Skills, the Iowa Tests of Basic Skills, the Metropolitan Achievement Tests and the Stanford Achievement Tests.

Establishing the construct validity of the test, TERA-2 scores were correlated with several well-known measures of reading, language, and school readiness for young children--the Test of Early Language Development (Hresko, Reid, & Hammill, 1981), the Preschool Language Scale (Zimmerman, Steiner, & Evatt, 1979), the Test of Language Development (Newcomer & Hammill, 1977), the Metropolitan Readiness Test (Hildreth, Griffiths, & McGauvran, 1969), and the Metropolitan Achievement Test (Durost et al.

Explorer is aligned with the Metropolitan Achievement Test, Standard Achievement Test, California Achievement Test, Comprehensive Test of Basic Skills/TerraNova and Iowa Test of Basic Skills.

Here is a sampling of what I faced: * A middle school counselor: "I have some learning disabled kids here that the special education teacher thinks should have extra time on the Metropolitan Achievement Test.

Their writing scores on the Metropolitan Achievement Test now exceed the national norm (Hartman, DeCicco & Griffin, 1994).