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[quote=Anonymous]I'm going to throw out numbers here because I need input from other parents about whether this is normal and to be expected, or whether I should consider further action. Child 1 scored a 148 full scale IQ, with a GAI of 156. GAI calculated because he had a substantially lower processing speed. Child 2 scored a 135 full scale IQ. His processing speed was also his weakest area but no GAI calculated because it was not as substantial a difference. Is it normal to have such a significant variation between sibling IQ scores? Right now, I really, really care about this because Child 2 needs to meet a threshold number of 140 to be admitted to a certain program (not in DC area). Child 2 had three nights of poor sleep before the test - like awake 2-3 hours after bedtime for those nights before the test, and then slept until 10:30 the day after the test (the kid is usually up by 7 at the latest). I'm worried Child 2 did not score as well as he could have, but if I hear from several of you that such a significant variation is not unusual, I may just accept it for what it is and move on. This sucks, though, as the program is awesome and Child 2 would love to be part of it. I am super sad for him. Thanks.[/quote]
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