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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I need some perspective and kindness please. I just received sophomore DD’s scores and they are very low (as in “not on track for college” according to the College Board low). She doesn’t know yet and I’m wondering if I should break the news or let her find out on her own. She has extreme test anxiety and despite her accommodations, the school messed up and she didn’t receive them. She panicked on the test and left whole sections blank. I had the option to throw out the results, but I didn’t and now I regret it. My husband says to forget about it, but I’m pretty anxious too. Where do we go from here? How can I help her prepare without freaking her out more? She’s a good student (mostly As in honors/AP) but a terrible test taker, obviously. We had her tested for learning disabilities years ago but received a diagnosis of anxiety instead. I’m at a loss.[/quote] She will have access to the scores since they are in her College Board account and also in Naviance. So there's no way she doesn't run across them at some point. I'd find a time when she is in a stable mood. And make it a no-big-deal conversation. Remind her that the school screwed up and didn't give her the necessary accommodations and remind her that she said she left a bunch of questions blank. So it is a meaningless score. "Oh Well! We'll make sure it goes right next time..."[/quote]
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