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FamilyIQ
Specialized Tests
Educational Testing
FamilyIQ presents two new valuable resources: The Learning Styles Analysis Test (LSA) and The College Major
Interest Test (CoMIT). These resources are being made available to help parents optimize their child’s educational
success.
Everyone can learn, but everyone learns differently. Studies have shown that each person has a unique learning
style. For example, one person can be an analytic thinker whereas another person may be a reflective thinker - this
is but one facet of the multi-faceted spectrum that makes up an individual learning style. The type of learning
style a person has can directly impact their academic performance, and in turn, their day-to-day activities and
motivations.
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The Learning Styles Analysis Test assesses a range of 25 different Learning Dimensions. The implications of knowing
this information are wide and far-reaching, in terms of enhancing study skills, problem-solving strategies, and
improving academic and overall achievement.
A college education is an expensive purchase, and selecting a course of study that will result in a rewarding and
fulfilling career can be critical. A wrong decision or uncertain path can be costly in terms of both time and
money. It’s crucial that students are prepared to enter college ready to take full advantage of their experience.
- The College Major Interest Test (CoMIT) helps students select and prioritize majors that match their own
interests. Students who know in advance where their interests lie are less likely to change majors in mid-stream,
or worse, find that their chosen field is unfulfilling after graduation.
FamilyIQ offers these excellent resources in the ongoing mission of strengthening
and improving lives through knowledge and understanding
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Learning Styles Analysis Test
Learning Style Analysis (LSA) is designed to enhance educational success by discovering how an
individual learns, works and studies most effectively.
LSA Outcomes:
- Reveals each child’s unique combination of learning styles
- Suggests how to rearrange the learning environment to achieve better individual and group results
- Provides guidelines for helping a child concentrate better and learn more successfully in class and at home
- Makes suggestions for increasing academic achievement, improving attitudes, motivation and behavior
Benefits:
- Better understanding of individual learning needs
- Self-esteem and study skills improve
- Identification of reasons for underachievement and poor academic performance
- Misunderstanding with teachers prevented
- Important self-knowledge gained
- Involves parents in learning process
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College Major Interest Test
The College Major Interest Test (CoMIT) is an online assessment that helps students
identify college majors that relate to their interests.
CoMIT is broken down into six different assessments. Students normally start with a
general placement test. The placement test's results direct them to one
of four other tests focused on:
- Social Sciences and Humanities
- Arts and Communications
- Business and Economics
- Science and Technology (with additional subtest for the field of engineering)
Benefits:
- Gain the most from the college investment
- Improves preparation for life after college
- Improves confidence in the chosen career path
- Helps find details about jobs and careers, including salary information
- Provides additional resources to help with college search, financial aid, and more
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Click here to purchase an access code in order to take the Learning Style Analysis Test and receive your results.
or if you already have an access code,
Click here to Login to take the test
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Click here to purchase an access code in order to take the College Major Interest Test and receive your results.
or if you already have an access code,
Click here to Login to take the test
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FamilyIQ has more information about the Learning Styles Analysis and the College Major Interest Test, including flyers and brochures. Please contact us at 888-249-9596 for information, handouts, costs and account set up for the distribution of Access Codes for these tests.
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