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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My 11th grader was bummed by his score too. He scored out of line with all his previous standards testing, including past PSATs. He has dyslexia. Sometimes you have a slightly off day. [/quote] Dyslexia is a very difficult learning disability to overcome. I hope you’re not expecting too much. Same with OP. Parents sometimes think their child is brilliant when the child is a very good student but not brilliant, not in the top 10%. Be happy for how well they are doing. [/quote] NP. You might be shocked to learn that kids can have a learning disability and still be brilliant. Ever hear of 2E kids? Your post drips with condescension. [/quote] No it’s not condescending. My son has a learning disability. Testing shows that he is way above grade level with one on one testing. His test scores and IQ results would put him in the 95%tile for his grade. But he can’t do well in the classroom. He can’t do well with independent homework. He is not twice exceptional. Having dyslexia is a roadblock that most kids are lucky enough not to have. To acknowledge that your child has to work so much harder than others has to be taken into consideration. [/quote]
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