We received it an envelope that my child brought home on the last day of school.
Please pardon my ignorance. So why are the results of the 2nd grade tests sent home on the last day? What purpose does this serve? Is the real GT test done 3rd grade in Jan?
Anonymous wrote:We received it an envelope that my child brought home on the last day of school.
Anonymous wrote:I am the OP. I am referring to the GT test that was given in two parts. I don't expect to hear about the Terra Nova as I thought that it shows how well the teachers are testing to test rather than if your kid is gifted or not and I don't think we get individual results (if we do, let me know). The GT test determines if you kid can attend a magnet program. Truthfully, the main reason I wanted to know if so I can be prepared for a conversation to have with my son. He has 3rd grade friends who met the criteria to go to the magnet program and chose to stay our our E.S. and his best friend is freakishly smart so I am confident that he will as well. While my son is smart as well, he is very scatter brained (his head is always in the clouds) and doesn't always test well due to not carefully reading directions. Whether or not I feel my son is gifted, I know for a fact that he is absolutely POSITIVE that he will also meet the criteria and if he doesn't I have to figure out a nice way to let him down as I know him well and he will really beat himself up over it. I really hope upon hope that I don't need to have the conversation, but want to be prepared none the less.
Anonymous wrote:I am the OP. I am referring to the GT test that was given in two parts. I don't expect to hear about the Terra Nova as I thought that it shows how well the teachers are testing to test rather than if your kid is gifted or not and I don't think we get individual results (if we do, let me know). The GT test determines if you kid can attend a magnet program. Truthfully, the main reason I wanted to know if so I can be prepared for a conversation to have with my son. He has 3rd grade friends who met the criteria to go to the magnet program and chose to stay our our E.S. and his best friend is freakishly smart so I am confident that he will as well. While my son is smart as well, he is very scatter brained (his head is always in the clouds) and doesn't always test well due to not carefully reading directions. Whether or not I feel my son is gifted, I know for a fact that he is absolutely POSITIVE that he will also meet the criteria and if he doesn't I have to figure out a nice way to let him down as I know him well and he will really beat himself up over it. I really hope upon hope that I don't need to have the conversation, but want to be prepared none the less.
Anonymous wrote:I am the OP. I am referring to the GT test that was given in two parts. I don't expect to hear about the Terra Nova as I thought that it shows how well the teachers are testing to test rather than if your kid is gifted or not and I don't think we get individual results (if we do, let me know). The GT test determines if you kid can attend a magnet program. Truthfully, the main reason I wanted to know if so I can be prepared for a conversation to have with my son. He has 3rd grade friends who met the criteria to go to the magnet program and chose to stay our our E.S. and his best friend is freakishly smart so I am confident that he will as well. While my son is smart as well, he is very scatter brained (his head is always in the clouds) and doesn't always test well due to not carefully reading directions. Whether or not I feel my son is gifted, I know for a fact that he is absolutely POSITIVE that he will also meet the criteria and if he doesn't I have to figure out a nice way to let him down as I know him well and he will really beat himself up over it. I really hope upon hope that I don't need to have the conversation, but want to be prepared none the less.
Anonymous wrote:Not to hijack, but if you will be new to the area and your child will be going into 3rd grade when would she be eligible for the test? Thanks!