What IQ does your AAP-accepted child have?
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Anonymous
| If you happen to know of course. |
Anonymous
| 162 |
Anonymous
Funny |
Anonymous
Probably accurate in Octal. |
Anonymous
| 119 |
Anonymous
| older DC 145, younger DC 149 |
Anonymous
???? 
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Anonymous
Doesn't surprise me one bit. AAP isn't a gifted program, as all of us know. |
Anonymous
| A 119 kid could have a very high pri and/ Vci and low working memory. 1 number does not tell the story |
Anonymous
| Still, difficult to see why someone with a 119 IQ can't have their needs met at a local school. More B.S. |
Anonymous
| NP here- come 'on- the 119 poster is one of the many AAP haters trying to bash who gets in (or make "their" point) - it's not an legit AAP mom. |
Anonymous
| My AAP kid has a 120 FSIQ. The PRI and VCI were superior and very superior. My DC is 2E, the processing speed brought down the FSIQ. |
Anonymous
+100 |
Anonymous
True |
Anonymous
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119 parent here. There are reasons why DD might test low, even on a WISC. She is a good student, but at that age was having issues with tests/evaluations in general. She is not among the top students in AAP, but not the bottom either.
And she is in her local school, which is an AP center. FWIW, we did not appeal to get her in -- she was in pool with one CogAT subtest. |