WISC V results

[Anonymous]

DS performed in the "high average" for Verbal Comprehension, Visual Spatial and Fluid Reasoning but "Extremely High" for Working Memory and Processing Speed. This seems to be the opposite of most of the WISC scores accepted into AAP. Full Sale was 126. My impression is that the AAP is geared towards the "verbal" child and not really the "nonverbal" learner. Do other parents agree? Thoughts on whether a referral should even be submitted.

[Anonymous]

What are the other pieces of information?

[Anonymous]

this is a strong WISC, any high scores will be looked at positively (some folks may quarrel that WMI and Processing speed are less important), again it provides objective evidence

[Anonymous]

DS was like that, even has the same FSIQ. he's now in 6th grade in our neighborhood school, getting mostly As and some Bs. i viewed him as borderline 'advanced' but a true hard-worker. happy with where he's at.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DS was like that, even has the same FSIQ. he's now in 6th grade in our neighborhood school, getting mostly As and some Bs. i viewed him as borderline 'advanced' but a true hard-worker. happy with where he's at.

LLIV or gen. ed.?

[Anonymous]

Yes, submit. What do you loose trying. If your child struggles the first year with math, you can always pull him out to regular ed with Level III enrichment. Good Luck!

[Anonymous]

Yes same was the case with my DS, got the FSIQ of 130 and doing fine in AAP 3rd grade, but I am still concerned what to interpret out of such score, because I can notice that he cant explain things well though he knows everything, not sure why!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes same was the case with my DS, got the FSIQ of 130 and doing fine in AAP 3rd grade, but I am still concerned what to interpret out of such score, because I can notice that he cant explain things well though he knows everything, not sure why!

Was your child in pool?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes same was the case with my DS, got the FSIQ of 130 and doing fine in AAP 3rd grade, but I am still concerned what to interpret out of such score, because I can notice that he cant explain things well though he knows everything, not sure why!

Was your child in pool?

No , we did WISC IV and submitted parent referral, got selected in first round.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes same was the case with my DS, got the FSIQ of 130 and doing fine in AAP 3rd grade, but I am still concerned what to interpret out of such score, because I can notice that he cant explain things well though he knows everything, not sure why!

Was your child in pool?

No , we did WISC IV and submitted parent referral, got selected in first round.

Sounds like my kid, do you recall if NNAT and CogAT were in in 120s, 130s, 11_? I worried she won't get in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes same was the case with my DS, got the FSIQ of 130 and doing fine in AAP 3rd grade, but I am still concerned what to interpret out of such score, because I can notice that he cant explain things well though he knows everything, not sure why!

Was your child in pool?

No , we did WISC IV and submitted parent referral, got selected in first round.

Sounds like my kid, do you recall if NNAT and CogAT were in in 120s, 130s, 11_? I worried she won't get in.

Both NNAT and Cogat were in 120s

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes same was the case with my DS, got the FSIQ of 130 and doing fine in AAP 3rd grade, but I am still concerned what to interpret out of such score, because I can notice that he cant explain things well though he knows everything, not sure why!

Was your child in pool?

No , we did WISC IV and submitted parent referral, got selected in first round.

Sounds like my kid, do you recall if NNAT and CogAT were in in 120s, 130s, 11_? I worried she won't get in.

Both NNAT and Cogat were in 120s

Thanks mine DD's were in the teens.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Yes same was the case with my DS, got the FSIQ of 130 and doing fine in AAP 3rd grade, but I am still concerned what to interpret out of such score, because I can notice that he cant explain things well though he knows everything, not sure why!

Was your child in pool?

No , we did WISC IV and submitted parent referral, got selected in first round.

Sounds like my kid, do you recall if NNAT and CogAT were in in 120s, 130s, 11_? I worried she won't get in.

Both NNAT and Cogat were in 120s

Thanks mine DD's were in the teens.

110's that is

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DS was like that, even has the same FSIQ. he's now in 6th grade in our neighborhood school, getting mostly As and some Bs. i viewed him as borderline 'advanced' but a true hard-worker. happy with where he's at.

LLIV or gen. ed.?

gen. ed

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DS was like that, even has the same FSIQ. he's now in 6th grade in our neighborhood school, getting mostly As and some Bs. i viewed him as borderline 'advanced' but a true hard-worker. happy with where he's at.

LLIV or gen. ed.?

gen. ed

What's his CogAt or NnAT score if you don't mind sharing?