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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I keep seeing so many very high scores on here. I was a little surprised to see my ds's score. He is a very good reader--picked up reading on his own around age 3-4 and has gone through the whole raz-kids program (which goes up to a 5th grade level) and now reads on his own in class, and he is in the top math grouping (his teacher mentioned it at conference), but only scored 110. Since the NNAT is like an IQ test, does that mean his IQ is around 110?

We did not do any test preparation. 
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I'm in the same head-scratching mode.  My son is in 1st grade and is doing very well academically, reading above his level and even doing double-digit multiplication on his own.  I was totally stumped today when I saw his NNAT score at 80.  When he was tested for ADHD last summer, the psychologist said his logic-reasoning skills were very low, and I'm guessing that same finding has played to the effect of this NNAT score.  I totally suckola'd, big time, with logic test-taking when I was a kid, so I guess the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.  Luckily I turned out just fine, so I'm taking this test result with a grain of salt.[/quote]

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