Yet another MAP R thread

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What magnet you trying to get in fool

Exactly what I was thinking as I read this thread?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here.. It might just be that my DC doesn’t care at all. Maybe I should stop focusing on his performance on tests.

Yes to this. Sounds like your kid is doing fine. If levels were below 50% then you should think about figuring something out.

Can confirm that MAP-R is not directly correlated to reading. I have a kid has never voluntarily opened up a book other than a graphic novel yet somehow scores 95% range.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What magnet you trying to get in fool

This comment wins.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What magnet you trying to get in fool

This comment wins.

Not interested in any magnet. Just hoping he stays in ELC next year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What magnet you trying to get in fool

This comment wins.

Not interested in any magnet. Just hoping he stays in ELC next year.

I recommend reading classes by Ms. Vanessa Roach on Outschool. Her classes are really educational and engaging.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What magnet you trying to get in fool

Am I the only one picturing Mr. T when reading this post?

[Anonymous]

I feel like it is imperfect, especially around the highest level. It seems to fluctuate a lot, at least for my child. My daughter went from a 257 to a 263 this fall and got a winter score of 247.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What magnet you trying to get in fool

Am I the only one picturing Mr. T when reading this post?

I'm picturing a man desperate for a woman's touch.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here.. It might just be that my DC doesn’t care at all. Maybe I should stop focusing on his performance on tests.

Yes to this. Sounds like your kid is doing fine. If levels were below 50% then you should think about figuring something out.

Can confirm that MAP-R is not directly correlated to reading. I have a kid has never voluntarily opened up a book other than a graphic novel yet somehow scores 95% range.

That sounds reasonable but average appears to be closer to 99% based on what I read here so I'd look into it.

[Anonymous]

Everyone is 99th percentile in everything in dcumland.