Children's intelligence testing

Children’s intelligence testing assesses a child's cognitive abilities, such as problem-solving, reasoning, memory, and understanding. These standardized evaluations, often called IQ tests, help identify strengths and challenges in learning. They are conducted by psychologists through tasks and questions tailored to the child's age. Results provide insights to support educational planning, identify learning disabilities, or understand developmental progress. It’s important to recognize that these tests measure specific skills and do not define a child's overall potential or worth. They are one tool among many to support a child's development and learning needs.