| Filling out the AAP questionnaire and I am struck by the humor question. I had no idea that humor was connected to being gifted. While I feel like DD excels in all the other areas asked of in the questionnaire, I have to say her sense of humor is ok, nothing to write home about. I certainly don’t know how to quantify that in the form! Found that to be such an interesting question to include. |
| Intelligent kids aren’t funny. Look at Beth Harmon. |
| Adult humor |
| this was the worst question |
| My kid had several examples of advanced/adult humor...but they also make poop/fart jokes. Constantly. So who knows... |
Lol. I basically wrote exactly this on our questionnaire last year. |
| The humor one was hard for us too. I just rated my child the lowest on that one. Honestly, I don’t think they put much weight into the whole questionnaire anyway. |
| That is seriously the worst question ever. I simply provided an example of a joke my child made up and moved on. |
| If you have a high IQ kid you would understand this question. If you have a basically smart kid, but not truly gifted, you might not understand this question. |
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It is ok to say that your kid is not advanced in all areas on the questionnaire. We said that his humor seemed to be be pretty age appropriate and not all that advanced.
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It’s not about understanding the question. We all understood it just fine. Just like we understand you are an as*. |
| I answered honestly - my kid is average funny. |
| I was entirely honest on the questionnaire, to include saying that DD's sense of humor is appropriate for her age. The one kid I know to be profoundly gifted has NO sense of humor. Her sibling, who is merely gifted, has a more adult sense of humor, but I think that's her personality more than anything else. She has always been exceedingly mature. |
talk about how they moonlight as a joke writer for Kimmel |
LOL |