Parents, shouldn’t you know for sure what your children’s true reading, writing, and math skills really are? You may think your kids are doing well in school, but maybe they get “good” grades because they pass easy, dumbed-down tests based on dumbed-down textbooks at your local public school. “Good” grades don’t necessarily mean your children are learning how to read and write. “Good” grades from public-school teachers don’t necessarily mean “good” education. Are your kids’ reading and math skills what they should be for their age and grade level? Are your children’s real reading and math skills a lot worse than what you think? You might want to test their current skill levels with an outside independent testing company, computer software, or books that have reading and math skills tests.

On this page I list links to some of these testing companies and other testing resources. Investigate what they have to offer you and your children. Getting your children’s real skills tested may open your eyes to the possibility that your child is getting a third-rate education, and that your local public school isn’t as good as you thought it was. Getting your children’s skills tested might be the first and most important step to giving your kids the great education they deserve.

• E-Reference Desk
• Sylvan Learning/Reading Assessment
• Test 4 Free
• Brain Child
• Educational Advisor
• Child Development Institute
• Reading Success Lab
• SEDL Reading Assessment

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