High Cogat, GBRS not great, Grades 3&4- some 2s - What are the chances the child will get into AAP

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[Post New]02/08/2013 10:43
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Anonymous
High Cogat, GBRS not great, Grades 3&4- some 2s - What are the chances the child will get into AAP?
[Post New]02/08/2013 10:46
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Anonymous
who was NNAT?
[Post New]02/08/2013 10:47
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NNAT - 115, cogat - 99
[Post New]02/08/2013 10:49
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Anonymous wrote:NNAT - 115, cogat - 99


OP, is that you responding? Not to mean but really?
[Post New]02/08/2013 11:04
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Anonymous
What's the GBRS?
8/9 will be tough, 13/14 will be fine, 10/11/12 is hard to tell.
[Post New]02/08/2013 11:06
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Anonymous
99% cogat? That seems pretty high.
[Post New]02/08/2013 11:32
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Anonymous wrote:99% cogat? That seems pretty high.

of course its pretty high. However, the decision wont be just based on a test score. There are other factors ( NNAT score, GBRS, progress report ...). Best of Luck to all!
[Post New]02/08/2013 11:36
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:NNAT - 115, cogat - 99


OP, is that you responding? Not to mean but really?


OK, I'm the jerk PP. 99th percentile? Oh, ok. I thought she meant 99 - just a score of 99! My bad.
[Post New]02/08/2013 13:40
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Anonymous wrote:High Cogat, GBRS not great, Grades 3&4- some 2s - What are the chances the child will get into AAP?


how do you know the GBRS already? Inside information?
[Post New]02/08/2013 15:15
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Your child sounds similar to mine.

He had a relatively low NNAT (113) and a high CogAT (97%)

His first grade grades were mixed... lots of 3s. His second grade grades were almost all 3s first quarter, and all 4s this quarter.

I have no idea bout his GBRS, but let's assume a moderate one...

what are his changes?
[Post New]02/08/2013 15:21
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Anonymous wrote:Your child sounds similar to mine.

He had a relatively low NNAT (113) and a high CogAT (97%)

His first grade grades were mixed... lots of 3s. His second grade grades were almost all 3s first quarter, and all 4s this quarter.

I have no idea bout his GBRS, but let's assume a moderate one...

what are his changes?


The chances are very good
[Post New]02/14/2013 12:23
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we do not know GBRS. just guessing.
[Post New]02/14/2013 13:32
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Your child sounds similar to mine.

He had a relatively low NNAT (113) and a high CogAT (97%)

His first grade grades were mixed... lots of 3s. His second grade grades were almost all 3s first quarter, and all 4s this quarter.

I have no idea bout his GBRS, but let's assume a moderate one...

what are his changes?


The chances are very good


Really? I'm surprised anyone is saying that b/c this poster's child isn't in the pool automatically. My child had a slightly higher NNAT and similar CogAT, pretty much all O's (last year's report card) and we didn't refer. In fact, when I've asked the AART about whether I should have or whether I should this year, she gives a vague answer like "let's give ___ another year and see." The impression I have is that AART thinks DC is fine at the base school... AART is certainly not encouraging me to parent refer. I'm thinking OP would be a case where a WISC of 130+ would be needed.
[Post New]02/14/2013 13:35
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Your child sounds similar to mine.

He had a relatively low NNAT (113) and a high CogAT (97%)

His first grade grades were mixed... lots of 3s. His second grade grades were almost all 3s first quarter, and all 4s this quarter.

I have no idea bout his GBRS, but let's assume a moderate one...

what are his changes?


The chances are very good


Really? I'm surprised anyone is saying that b/c this poster's child isn't in the pool automatically. My child had a slightly higher NNAT and similar CogAT, pretty much all O's (last year's report card) and we didn't refer. In fact, when I've asked the AART about whether I should have or whether I should this year, she gives a vague answer like "let's give ___ another year and see." The impression I have is that AART thinks DC is fine at the base school... AART is certainly not encouraging me to parent refer. I'm thinking OP would be a case where a WISC of 130+ would be needed.


CogAT (97%) and not in pool????? What logic?
[Post New]02/14/2013 15:43
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Your child sounds similar to mine.

He had a relatively low NNAT (113) and a high CogAT (97%)

His first grade grades were mixed... lots of 3s. His second grade grades were almost all 3s first quarter, and all 4s this quarter.

I have no idea bout his GBRS, but let's assume a moderate one...

what are his changes?


The chances are very good


Really? I'm surprised anyone is saying that b/c this poster's child isn't in the pool automatically. My child had a slightly higher NNAT and similar CogAT, pretty much all O's (last year's report card) and we didn't refer. In fact, when I've asked the AART about whether I should have or whether I should this year, she gives a vague answer like "let's give ___ another year and see." The impression I have is that AART thinks DC is fine at the base school... AART is certainly not encouraging me to parent refer. I'm thinking OP would be a case where a WISC of 130+ would be needed.


CogAT (97%) and not in pool????? What logic?


Last year 97% nationally was not in pool. This year with local scoring it is.
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