Are all
of these
tests state approved?
Yes, most states, including North Carolina,
accept the
Complete Battery Plus and Survey Plus forms of the
CTBS TerraNova First Edition (published in 1996 with
updated 2005 norms).
Who can
administer these tests?
Any homeschool teacher, as long as your state
does not
object. You CAN "do it yourself" in North Carolina.
Can I use
the
tests to make sure my child is prepared?
No! CTB McGraw-Hill, the test publisher,
specifically
excludes using tests for practice or preparation. See
the agreement and
test instructions. We have Guidebooks to help you be
sure you've
covered it all!
How long
do I
have to administer the tests?
A one week test period is scheduled and
recommended. This
allows some leeway as the testing takes only 2 or 3
days.
What
about late
returns?
Your tests are late if they are postmarked
after the
Saturday of your test week. Late charges apply except
as noted below.
You must agree to return all testing material, whether
administered or not, within 3 weeks of your scheduled
start date.
It's test
week
and my child is sick -- what do I do?
If you need additional time for sickness or
other
circumstances, such as a family emergency, or your
Post Office not
having Saturday hours, just follow the instructions
and guidelines
included with your test materials.
How long
does it
take to get results?
After we RECEIVE your completed tests, it
normally takes 4-8 weeks for us to MAIL your results.
If you don't follow our
instructions, it will take longer! Typically scoring
takes 6 weeks or
less.
What if I
need
results sooner?
Order Rapid Response Scoring. We will mail your
Bayside
scored results within two weeks from the time we
receive your completed
tests. Bayside scoring uses the original 1996 norms
while CTB scoring uses updated 2005 norms.
What
about Group
Pricing?
Group pricing is available. Some restrictions
apply
to group orders.
How can
an
individual get the best price?
Be a repeat customer and order by January 1.
What
about my
special needs student?
We highly recommend that you choose the Survey
Form.
Consideration is allowed for learning disabled or
other special
needs students with respect to modifying time limits
and instructions.
If you make such exceptions the norms referenced
results will be
subject to your or other expert interpretation.
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