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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is not what I experienced with NGAT. My child’s scores are very consistent in the 98->99%.  Overall scored 99.98%.  I have an older child that’s already in AAP IV that scored 154 on WISC, and his CoGAT scores were consistent as well in the 98-99%.  Both got 160 on NNAT.[/quote]

Why did you pay to get WISC if your child had such great Cogat scores. [/quote] for appeal, his 2nd grade teacher didn’t like him much, he didn’t like the environment that he was in.  My appeal letter had to focus on his social and emotional aspects, he liked an environment with peers that has the same intellectual capabilities. [/quote]

Oh gosh not the ‘the 2nd grade teacher didn’t like my child’ excuse again. I’m surprised you got private testing when your child had such high scores. [/quote] we had to, to prove the teacher was wrong.  The teacher was a substitute on a teacher that was on maternity all year, and my child hated the class cause he wasn’t doing anything, and he’s one of those kids that would challenge you tell you that what you teach was wrong.  He got into Davidson Gifted (only accept IQ 99.9% and above, like the 999 society for adults) before AAP.  Teachers see generally gifted kids all the time IQ 120-130ish, but they come across a profoundly gifted child maybe once or twice in their career, and most of them can’t tell, those kids are usually either very quiet in their head or very disruptive want to test out everything and challenge the status quo. [/quote]

My kid was in MENSA and had the 99th WISC. No body cared. Again, didn’t get in until 4th. [/quote]

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