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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NP : I wasn't provided GAI, only FSIQ. where do we see GAI? DS has extremely high FRI and average PSI. FSIQ slightly less than 130. Should I submit WISC?[/quote] What are all the subscores and what was the child's cogat, nnat, hope, etc.? People can't advise you if you are not providing a clear picture of your child. If the WISC is low relative to other test scores, probably leave out.[/quote] Very High Cogat , very high nnat, extremely high FRI, wisc nearer to 130. 2 of the subscores that are not counted are the only ones less than 90 . iready math is 95+, HOPE has 50% sometimes and 40% rarely. Kid is toooo shy - there is no way any teacher(or anyone) would identify this kid out from a group. Multilingual & English is not dominant yet .. so VCI and iready lang is less than 90%. Per admin all correct in PSI though ranked at 50. [/quote] I would include the WISC. The AAP center likely has math/science programs or resources not available at the base school. You could argue that your kid needs access to these. Is your kid listed as ESOL? If your kid isn't fluent in English, I'd focus on that as the reason for lower verbal scores as well as the lower HOPE scores. [/quote]
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