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    Right. And the questions are read orally and only once; the teacher cannot repeat the questions. If your kid spaces out for a few seconds (not hard to imagine when a 7-yr old boy is being made to sit through a test), there goes any chance of answering that question correctly. Just a few questions can make a big difference in the score.

In a way, they are testing test-taking ability. That's why I think the individually-administered IQ tests are more useful than group ability tests, but of course it's not feasible for schools to test each child individually.

But the test scores are just one element of the selection process.

And Local Level IV services are in place to reach out to these "still gifted but not as highly gifted" students. [/quote]

Doesn't LLIV have the same selection criteria as Level IV Centers?  Only difference is LLIV might have some Level III students in it.  Did anyone get accepted into LLIV without having the option to go to the level IV C?

Sometimes, this discussion is hard to follow...[/quote]

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