NNAT results December 2018

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[Post New]12/23/2018 10:54
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Anonymous
121, 90th percentile. Pretty much fits with what I expected.
[Post New]12/27/2018 19:08
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Anonymous
Does anyone know why the nnat was administered earlier this year, instead of in the spring like past years?
[Post New]12/27/2018 19:11
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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know why the nnat was administered earlier this year, instead of in the spring like past years?


To get ahead of the preppers.
[Post New]12/28/2018 20:44
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Anonymous
We still haven't received the results. Do they send it out to all at the same time?
[Post New]12/28/2018 20:52
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Anonymous wrote:We still haven't received the results. Do they send it out to all at the same time?


Some sent home in weekly folders, others mailed.
[Post New]12/30/2018 15:29
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Anonymous
95th percentile. I’m surprised based on previous WPPSI, which was 99th percentile,, but we’ll wait and see what other testing shows.
[Post New]12/30/2018 16:20
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Anonymous wrote:95th percentile. I’m surprised based on previous WPPSI, which was 99th percentile,, but we’ll wait and see what other testing shows.

I’m not sure why it’s so surprising, since they’re different tests measuring different things. My kid had a 140 WISC and 125 NNAT taken a couple months apart. I don’t think it’s that uncommon.
[Post New]12/30/2018 21:26
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Anonymous wrote:95th percentile. I’m surprised based on previous WPPSI, which was 99th percentile,, but we’ll wait and see what other testing shows.

I’m not sure why it’s so surprising, since they’re different tests measuring different things. My kid had a 140 WISC and 125 NNAT taken a couple months apart. I don’t think it’s that uncommon.


I guess I don’t know enough about what the NNAT is measuring. I guess I just assumed DC would test higher based on FSIQ from previous testing.
[Post New]12/30/2018 22:14
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:95th percentile. I’m surprised based on previous WPPSI, which was 99th percentile,, but we’ll wait and see what other testing shows.

I’m not sure why it’s so surprising, since they’re different tests measuring different things. My kid had a 140 WISC and 125 NNAT taken a couple months apart. I don’t think it’s that uncommon.


I guess I don’t know enough about what the NNAT is measuring. I guess I just assumed DC would test higher based on FSIQ from previous testing.


PP here, and my kid's NNAT, WISC Visual-Spatial Index, and CogAT nonverbal were all around 95-97th percentile. Both the WISC and CogAT cover a lot more than visual spatial skills, though, so if your kid is stronger in verbal, logical or other reasoning, the kid will be higher on WISC or CogAT than NNAT.
[Post New]12/31/2018 13:26
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:95th percentile. I’m surprised based on previous WPPSI, which was 99th percentile,, but we’ll wait and see what other testing shows.

I’m not sure why it’s so surprising, since they’re different tests measuring different things. My kid had a 140 WISC and 125 NNAT taken a couple months apart. I don’t think it’s that uncommon.


I guess I don’t know enough about what the NNAT is measuring. I guess I just assumed DC would test higher based on FSIQ from previous testing.


PP here, and my kid's NNAT, WISC Visual-Spatial Index, and CogAT nonverbal were all around 95-97th percentile. Both the WISC and CogAT cover a lot more than visual spatial skills, though, so if your kid is stronger in verbal, logical or other reasoning, the kid will be higher on WISC or CogAT than NNAT.


That’s why I was surprised. DCs visual-spatial index was >99%
[Post New]01/04/2019 11:09
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DC got 129 - 96%. Seems like a good score nationally but maybe still borderline for level IV services in Fairfax County so I'll keep my eye out on work products I can submit if I need to parent refer.
[Post New]01/04/2019 15:25
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Anonymous
K parent here, NNAT is the 1st grade test, correct? All the FCPS documentation I've seen says it's given Feb/Mar of 1st grade year, it's now moved up to Fall of 1st grade year? And Cogat remains Fall of 2nd grade year?
[Post New]01/05/2019 20:47
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Anonymous
What percentile does a child need to be in to qualify for the pool?
[Post New]01/06/2019 09:53
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:What percentile does a child need to be in to qualify for the pool?


Pool will likely be a 132 on the NNAT, which I believe is 99%
[Post New]01/07/2019 10:36
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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know why the nnat was administered earlier this year, instead of in the spring like past years?


Our AART said there was some testing conflict in the spring
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