CogAT/Pool letter arrived

[Anonymous]

Wildchild16 wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Wildchild16 wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Wildchild16 wrote:22033 and received the in-pool letter along with cogat scores yesterday.
Nnat - 129
Cogat - 134
I waited till the last minute and submitted the parent referral last Thursday.
Crossing fingers now!

what are your subscores?

Don't have the form next to me.. do you mean verbal, quantitative etc?
Dd's verbal was pretty low 119
Quantitative and nonverbal were 130's

Great scores. Good luck.

Thank you! Learning a lot of aap jargon.. only joined the forum tonight

Yeah right. Snort

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Wildchild16 wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Wildchild16 wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Wildchild16 wrote:22033 and received the in-pool letter along with cogat scores yesterday.
Nnat - 129
Cogat - 134
I waited till the last minute and submitted the parent referral last Thursday.
Crossing fingers now!

what are your subscores?

Don't have the form next to me.. do you mean verbal, quantitative etc?
Dd's verbal was pretty low 119
Quantitative and nonverbal were 130's

Great scores. Good luck.

Thank you! Learning a lot of aap jargon.. only joined the forum tonight

Yeah right. Snort

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[Anonymous]

I don’t believe for a second you just joined the forum tonite and are now just learning the jargon. You’ve been on here for weeks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t believe for a second you just joined the forum tonite and are now just learning the jargon. You’ve been on here for weeks.

She obviously hasn't been on here for weeks or she'd know better than to sign in.

Anyway, who cares? Why are you attacking her?

[Anonymous]

Attack? All I said was I didn’t believe she had just joined. And that’s based on wording she used in her post. No attack sweetie.

[Anonymous]

So telling someone that they're lying in not an attack!

Take note people!

[Anonymous]

You need some serious reading comprehension skills. I never once said she was lying. I said I didn’t believe her, which is my opinion. How can my opinion possibly be an attack?

[Anonymous]

NNAT 128 and cogat 119 can I still get my kid into aap. Also submitted referral on 12th

Should I go for wisc

Cogat breakdown verbal -108, quan -119,non verbal 125 ,vqn- 119

[Wildchild16]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t believe for a second you just joined the forum tonite and are now just learning the jargon. You’ve been on here for weeks.

She obviously hasn't been on here for weeks or she'd know better than to sign in.

Anyway, who cares? Why are you attacking her?

Thanks pp

To the other pp who's obviously calling me a liar, I'm new here but I've seen enough trolls like you on babycenter n other places. I only signed in because it lets me edit my posts. Oh and if you click on my username it tells you when I joined. No need to lie.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You need some serious reading comprehension skills. I never once said she was lying. I said I didn’t believe her, which is my opinion. How can my opinion possibly be an attack?

My RC skills are great.

You are not worth dealing with, bc of your childish behavior.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NNAT 128 and cogat 119 can I still get my kid into aap. Also submitted referral on 12th

Should I go for wisc

Cogat breakdown verbal -108, quan -119,non verbal 125 ,vqn- 119

I referred her. Is there a chance.

She is very good in class . Consistent and good remarks from teacher. Above grade reading and math

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My child got 147/140. From this thread I learned they are pretty good scores. However I don't care whether we get admitted to aap. They will shine as long as they work hard, anywhere. Also it depends more on parents.

+1

[Anonymous]

Hi scores
Nnat 123
Cogat 122
Gbrs - dont know
Referal submitted.
With the scores is there any chance of getting in to thw program.
What is wisc? How can where can this be done. Appreciate your time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have to agree with the "decision tree" idea in terms of pool/vs. not in pool. FWIW: those of us who had high NNATs (>99%), our children were in-pool from first grade on, had earlier and more complex GBRS forms (from what I can tell from my other mom friends) and had a lot more pull outs.

This really depends on the school. DS was well in pool for both tests, 15 GBRs, and received no pool outs whatsoever before he was admitted to AAP. School had the AART teacher do lessons with the whole class mostly. No one ever contacted us about level 2 services even. It didn't really matter to me but just saying, FCPS gives the school some freedom in how to implement local AAP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This really depends on the school. DS was well in pool for both tests, 15 GBRs, and received no pool outs whatsoever before he was admitted to AAP. School had the AART teacher do lessons with the whole class mostly. No one ever contacted us about level 2 services even. It didn't really matter to me but just saying, FCPS gives the school some freedom in how to implement local AAP.

Part of that might be availability of resources, as well. Our base school has a PT AART. She's there 2 1/2 days a week, and I don't know, realistically, how much you can expect one person to do, even if she is exceedingly competent, when the school has 800 students.