Mathematics Thinking Skills Test by S. K. Bawa and Rekha Kaushal (English)
This test consists 19 items divided into Five Areas: I. Skill of Analysis, II. Skill of Evaluation, III. Skill of Creativity, IV. Combination of Analysis and Evaluation, V. Combination of Analysis and Creativity. It is developed on Elementary Level Students.
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