Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I emailed AART on Apr 1st regarding my DS Screening File and didn't get a response. Till the spring break, I am not ready to look at the Screening File as things are not going well with everything. How long should I wait before I call her or email her again? Not sure, whether she is on extended vacation after spring break. With a NNAT of 155 and VQN of 90, I believe GBRS is the deciding factor now.
[list]In my experience if you do not have the AART and/or teacher on your DS's side. Those scores will not gain AAP acceptance.
Those scores are very good. The VQN of 90 is probably much better than a 90th percentile in prior years on the CogAT. Based on those scores, your DS would probably do well on the WISC so if the GBRS is low, think about the WISC in the event you have to appeal. Also, pp what is your "experience"?
Anonymous wrote:I emailed AART on Apr 1st regarding my DS Screening File and didn't get a response. Till the spring break, I am not ready to look at the Screening File as things are not going well with everything. How long should I wait before I call her or email her again? Not sure, whether she is on extended vacation after spring break. With a NNAT of 155 and VQN of 90, I believe GBRS is the deciding factor now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I emailed AART on Apr 1st regarding my DS Screening File and didn't get a response. Till the spring break, I am not ready to look at the Screening File as things are not going well with everything. How long should I wait before I call her or email her again? Not sure, whether she is on extended vacation after spring break. With a NNAT of 155 and VQN of 90, I believe GBRS is the deciding factor now.
[list]In my experience if you do not have the AART and/or teacher on your DS's side. Those scores will not gain AAP acceptance.
Anonymous wrote:I emailed AART on Apr 1st regarding my DS Screening File and didn't get a response. Till the spring break, I am not ready to look at the Screening File as things are not going well with everything. How long should I wait before I call her or email her again? Not sure, whether she is on extended vacation after spring break. With a NNAT of 155 and VQN of 90, I believe GBRS is the deciding factor now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:nnat 145, cogat(fxat) 76%, gbrs 12, what's the likely of him getting in AAP? would you recommend WISC test?
Thanks a lot.
Having him take the WISC would be one way to see if his FXAT score was an aberration. I remember my son said he could barely hear the teacher read the questions when they took the test in class. Good luck.
From prior years, this is a close call. Please let us know when you hear.
Anonymous wrote:True! The GBRS should carry the most weight.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:nnat 145, cogat(fxat) 76%, gbrs 12, what's the likely of him getting in AAP? would you recommend WISC test?
Thanks a lot.
Having him take the WISC would be one way to see if his FXAT score was an aberration. I remember my son said he could barely hear the teacher read the questions when they took the test in class. Good luck.
Anonymous wrote:nnat 145, cogat(fxat) 76%, gbrs 12, what's the likely of him getting in AAP? would you recommend WISC test?
Thanks a lot.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Amazing all the different stories. Our DD had 114 nnat, 117 COGat, and 135 WISC: 7 GBRS. In AAP and doing well. Makes you kind of wonder if there really is any logic behind the decisions.
This story is why I think the process is kind of ridiculous. The AAP placement should have nothing to do with the test scores because they truly aren't indicative of need or success in those classes.