In this episode of Homeschool Indiana, host Amy Bragdon speaks with Kimberly Farley, Vice President of Operations at the Classic Learning Test (CLT). They discuss the purpose and philosophy behind the CLT, which serves as an alternative to traditional college entrance exams like the ACT and SAT. The conversation covers the structure and accessibility of the tests, the importance of analytics for homeschoolers, scholarship opportunities, and the shift in standardized testing. They emphasize the significance of reading and critical thinking in education and how the CLT aligns with the values of homeschooling families.

KEYWORDS

Classic Learning Test, CLT, homeschooling, college entrance exams, standardized testing, scholarship opportunities, reading comprehension, critical thinking, IAHE

TAKEAWAYS

The Classic Learning Test (CLT) is an alternative to ACT and SAT.
The test includes timeless texts to assess reading, grammar, writing, and mathematics.
Homeschoolers find CLT beneficial as it aligns with their educational philosophy.
Analytics from testing can help parents identify strengths and weaknesses in their children's education.
Scholarship opportunities are available for high-scoring CLT students.
The mission of CLT is to reconnect knowledge and virtue in education.

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A Better Way to Test? Inside the CLT | Episode 55