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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here thanks everyone! The tester told my child he was "bright and could choose any career he wants" but the IQ tested at 105 so I am somewhat confused. But he also has dysgraphia and slow processing speed so maybe that is why. I realize it's just a number and I am trying not to get too hung up on it[/quote] The tester should have given you two numbers a FSIQ and a GAI. In general, if processing speed is low, they rely on the GAI because it removes the impact of speed from determination of intelligence. Hope that helps. Truthfully though, society is sooo much faster paced than it was 30-50 years ago. To a certain extent, unfortunately, speed seems to matter more in this society at the expense of producing quality. I have a child with a probably similar profile to yours[/quote]
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