2015 NNAT results

[Anonymous]

Please post score & percentile.

(Ours hasn't come yet, so I have nothing to post.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please post score & percentile.

(Ours hasn't come yet, so I have nothing to post.)

Sorry to hijack your post, but could parents also name the school so that we don't have 30 posts about the same thing? We haven't received anything either.

[Anonymous]

OP, why on Earth do you want this information?

I don't like the AAP stats thread but at least that provides information about scores and placement decisions.

What purpose does just listing NNAT scores serve??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, why on Earth do you want this information?

I don't like the AAP stats thread but at least that provides information about scores and placement decisions.

What purpose does just listing NNAT scores serve??

Isn't this one of the first steps towards the process? (Rhetorical question) I already have a child in AAP. If you don't like the question, move along.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, why on Earth do you want this information?

I don't like the AAP stats thread but at least that provides information about scores and placement decisions.

What purpose does just listing NNAT scores serve??

Isn't this one of the first steps towards the process? (Rhetorical question) I already have a child in AAP. If you don't like the question, move along.

Yes, but you don't have the results of placement to connect with the scores. They are isolated facts without any relevance. I plan to move along but encourage parents not to succumb to this pointless hysteria.

[Anonymous]

Oh, and not sure why you thought it relevant to point out that you had a kid in AAP, but I have three in the program and find your post useless.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh, and not sure why you thought it relevant to point out that you had a kid in AAP, but I have three in the program and find your post useless.

Agree with poster above. Posting scores is bragging to me. One piece of information is not the whole picture.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, why on Earth do you want this information?

I don't like the AAP stats thread but at least that provides information about scores and placement decisions.

What purpose does just listing NNAT scores serve??

Isn't this one of the first steps towards the process? (Rhetorical question) I already have a child in AAP. If you don't like the question, move along.

Yes, but you don't have the results of placement to connect with the scores. They are isolated facts without any relevance. I plan to move along but encourage parents not to succumb to this pointless hysteria.

I'm not the OP, but I can see why parents would be interested. If it's like past several years, then a score of 132 or above will get the kid in the pool. If it looks like a lot of kids will make it in the pool, then the AAP office will probably end up using the composite score of CogAT or possibly make the cut off higher than 132 to lower the number of kids in the pool. So it'd be safe to assume that with a high enough NNAT score, your kid would be already considered "in the pool". I assume some parents would like to know this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh, and not sure why you thought it relevant to point out that you had a kid in AAP, but I have three in the program and find your post useless.

Agree with poster above. Posting scores is bragging to me. One piece of information is not the whole picture.

I'm not the OP, I just want to know what schools have sent the scores. I'm curious about my own child's score. Also, the people that post here are mostly the ones whose children scored really high. Very few parents post low scores. It's not a good perspective.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh, and not sure why you thought it relevant to point out that you had a kid in AAP, but I have three in the program and find your post useless.

Agree with poster above. Posting scores is bragging to me. One piece of information is not the whole picture.

I'm not the OP, I just want to know what schools have sent the scores. I'm curious about my own child's score. Also, the people that post here are mostly the ones whose children scored really high. Very few parents post low scores. It's not a good perspective.

High or low, I just wanted a little data point. I can get the general data point when I see my own kid's percentiles. I don't have his scores yet though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh, and not sure why you thought it relevant to point out that you had a kid in AAP, but I have three in the program and find your post useless.

I put that I have a kid in AAP because I wanted you to know that I understood the process and don't agree that it is a useless data point. If there were 100 responses and all said their kids got 132, then one would think there is a fair chance the base level to be in the pool may be higher than other years.

[Anonymous]

Posting:

137/99%
44 out or 48 questions

Does school matter?

[Anonymous]

47/48
160
99%

[Anonymous]

45/48
138
99%

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:45/48
138
99%

Same here.