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[quote=Anonymous]I am sorry - I just don't remember the name of the WPPSI tester. She was younger and a director or something like that at EAA. I didn't like her b/c she was really impatient and seemed openly annoyed with our younger son (he was 4 at the time and did not want to sit still). Testing is stressful enough for a young kid - they don't need any added stress from a tester. In contrast, when our older son was getting tired and annoyed because of the length of the test, Lee Ingram was very gracious and gave him the scheduled break. He came back to the test re-charged and did very well. I know lots of kids score high, but I think a good part of our older kid scoring 141 was due to Lee's incredible patience and calm, sweet interaction with our DS. Boys can be antsy and resistent to sitting still for a test. Having an experienced and patient tester really makes a difference! [/quote]
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