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[quote=Anonymous][i]OP here. To be honest, I am not worried about DS and his future. He has these accommodations, but would he do fine without them? Yes. Instead of a 36, he might get a 34 or maybe even a 35. That's the beauty of having high intelligence along with a disability.[/i] How is there "beauty" in getting accommodations for a kid who doesn't need them, despite being "entitled" to them? My child has ADHD. He took the ACT one time (no prep, no accommodations, one practice test), and got a 34. Really, most people would be happy with that. If he wanted another point or two (he doesn't), I would suggest that he prep for it and take it again rather than trying to get him 6 or 7 hours to take the test. That would drive him crazy to spend that much time testing. Like most kids, he would likely do better with an extra 5 or 10 minutes per section to check his answers, but that's not how the test is designed. [/quote]
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