Wisc 5

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would you submit with referral the WISC of 135 if the sub-test on working memory was average at 101?

All other sections were extremely high. Would the aveerage working memory be counted against the application if we submit it with the referral?

I would 100% submit a WISC of 135 on the first round, no matter the sub scores.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would you submit with referral the WISC of 135 if the sub-test on working memory was average at 101?

All other sections were extremely high. Would the aveerage working memory be counted against the application if we submit it with the referral?

We had a similar profile, average working memory, but also low processing speed - so low that full score was only 130. GAI on the other hand was 149. AART teacher suggested we file the WISC with the original application, not leave it for appeal. We did, got in, didn't have to appeal, DC is doing great.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Would you submit with referral the WISC of 135 if the sub-test on working memory was average at 101?

All other sections were extremely high. Would the aveerage working memory be counted against the application if we submit it with the referral?

We had a similar profile, average working memory, but also low processing speed - so low that full score was only 130. GAI on the other hand was 149. AART teacher suggested we file the WISC with the original application, not leave it for appeal. We did, got in, didn't have to appeal, DC is doing great.

This is the poster you quoted. I am glad that your DC is thriving in the AAP. I am leaning towards submitting the WISC with the referral. Thanks.