How can the Indiana Core High Ability Practice Test be administered?

The Indiana Core High Ability Practice Test can be administered in both paper-and-pencil format and digitally, making it versatile and accessible to a variety of testing environments. Offering both options allows educators to choose the method that best suits their students' needs and the resources available to them.

For instance, some classrooms may have access to technology and prefer a digital format, which can offer advantages such as easier data collection and instant feedback. On the other hand, some students may perform better using traditional paper-and-pencil methods, especially if they are more comfortable with that format or lack familiarity with digital tools. This flexibility ensures that the testing process can accommodate different learning styles and preferences, ultimately aiding in accurately assessing high-ability students’ skills and understanding.

The other formats, such as online interactive tools only or strictly digital or paper formats, limit the adaptability and accessibility that both formats provide. Therefore, recognizing that both paper-and-pencil and digital formats are available ensures that a broader range of students can participate effectively in the test.