How are the results of the Indiana Core High Ability Practice Test typically used?

The results of the Indiana Core High Ability Practice Test are primarily used to identify students for advanced programs. This test is designed to measure giftedness and high ability in students, helping educators to recognize those who may benefit from more challenging and enriched educational opportunities. By pinpointing students who demonstrate exceptional skills or talents, schools can ensure that these individuals are placed in programs that best fit their educational needs, allowing for specialized instruction that supports their advanced learning.

In contrast, the other options serve different purposes: funding decisions are based on overall school performance or demographics, teacher assessments evaluate instructional effectiveness rather than student ability, and remediation placements focus on supporting students who are struggling, rather than identifying those who excel.