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New Group Reading Test Digital - GL Assessment
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INTRODUCTION<br />
GL Assessment – an introduction<br />
For over 30 years, GL Assessment has provided<br />
rigorous and high-quality <strong>assessments</strong> and<br />
services for children's education, mental health<br />
and wellbeing.<br />
Originally founded by the National Foundation for Educational Research<br />
(NFER), with whom we continue to work with today, GL Assessment<br />
leads literacy, numeracy and ability testing in UK schools and our<br />
resources are used in over 100 countries worldwide in British, bilingual<br />
and international schools. Over 3 million pupils in UK primary and<br />
secondary schools take our tests every year and we have delivered over<br />
4 million online tests to date. GL Assessment is a division of the<br />
GL Education Group.<br />
We have published the world’s first test for Dyscalculia and the first<br />
standardised test of emotional literacy in the UK. We have also worked<br />
with numerous leading organisations to create <strong>assessments</strong> that<br />
incorporate the very latest thinking and research within the education<br />
sector. We are the official assessment provider of the National<br />
Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) and some of our partners include<br />
King’s College London, the University of York, the University of Michigan<br />
and the Australian Council for Educational Research.<br />
Our extensive portfolio of <strong>educational</strong> <strong>assessments</strong> includes the<br />
Cognitive Abilities Test (CAT) - the UK's most widely used test of<br />
reasoning abilities, Progress in English (PiE) - the standardised English<br />
assessment of choice in many schools and more recently, the Pupil<br />
Attitudes to Self and School (PASS) survey - an all-age attitudinal survey<br />
that provides a robust measurement of a pupil’s attitudes towards<br />
themselves as learners and their attitudes towards school.<br />
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