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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't see how a number, especially something as imperfect as an IQ number, is going to tell you anything about raising your child. If it were a question of schooling it would be one thing, but you say the school is meeting her needs. In terms of meeting a child's emotional needs, the number has nothing to do with it. Kids have a variety of emotional needs and you take them as they come. I'm sorry, it sounds like you are looking for bragging rights. Your posting on a board for those of us with children who do have needs that are difficult to meet. Some of us have kids that are gifted (I do) but thats not why we're here. We're here because they also have anxiety/ADHD/an ASD/a physical disability/a behavior problem/a medical problem. The list goes on. [/quote] +1 I don't understand why you are on this board. Does your child have a disability? Being "gifted" is not a disability and will not qualify you for a 504 or IEP. This is a board for parents of kids with Special Needs and asking about a child who is simply "gifted" and without a disability is very insensitive.[/quote]
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