Assessment for High School Potential - APSA - Asian Psychological Services and Assessment

ASSESSMENT FOR HIGH SCHOOL POTENTIAL (AHP)

AHP is designed to be used as one of the tools in assessing the potential of Grade six students to do High School work.
The results give a view of how prepared the student is for academic work in the high school level.
The AHP is a broad-based assessment instrument that yields information on two domains: Achievement and Aptitude .

Achievement Test - This component measures proficiency in the core subject areas of the grade school curriculum. The test encompasses measurement of facts, skills, concepts and application in:

English
Math
Science

Aptitude Test - Measures the innate-based learned abilities that has been developed by their life experiences and consists of

Verbal Reasoning
Numerical Reasoning,
Abstract Reasoning

Affective Component - Measures study habits of students in the following following dimensions:

Planning
Organization
Time Management
Metacognition
Self-Regulation
Response Inhibitiion
Task Initiation
Flexibility
Persistence