AGE-EQUIVALENT SCALE

a way of detailing exam results with regard to the standards expected for particular age groups.

AGE-EQUIVALENT SCALE: “The age-equivalent scale is used most often to average the test scored of all students at a certain age or grade level in order to determine a norm expectation of academic achievement for such a group of individuals.”
 

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