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[quote=Anonymous]I also have twins (G/G) with a much wider range between them academically, and the comparisons/rivalry have been brutal to deal with, so I def empathize with that part of it. Both of mine are on the autism spectrum, so I've been in the accommodations space for quite a while.

I would certainly look into getting a neuropsych eval for your DD ASAP. Working concurrently with your school team, maybe possible to get accommodations into place in time for a November or December test. But regardless of that outcome, testing could bring to light info that would be helpful for college and beyond.

Agree with posters saying 1410 is a good score, but really that all depends on where she wants to apply. And I understand the frustration with feeling that the score is not representative of capabilities. For my higher-performing twin, that was definitely the case and she never got much improvement despite months of private tutoring. After the second official attempt, we decided to move on and apply TO. [/quote]

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