Educators often believe the CogAT (Cognitive Abilities Test) is the "gifted test" in their districts. But, did you know it can be used to understand all students through their ability to reason? It's not an IQ test, but an "ability" test that produces valuable information for teachers, parents, and educators about a student's strengths and weaknesses in a way that achievement tests often don't capture. And, in Colorado, the state pays for all students to take this test twice during their school career. Come learn about what this test is, how it measures reasoning, and why it is useful in the education of all students in your district.
