Anonymous wrote:A GBRS of 8 is hard to overcome.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:14:07--that just seems wrong, wrong, wrong.
what do u mean is wrong?
Anonymous wrote:
We did not get in with FSIQ of 129 and GBRS 8 last year,redoing wisc this year.
NNat 160, Cogat 134,
Anonymous wrote:14:07--that just seems wrong, wrong, wrong.
Anonymous wrote:We did not get in with FSIQ of 129 and GBRS 8 last year,redoing wisc this year.
Anonymous wrote:We did Wisc and ready for appeal.
Verbal Comprehension Score 110
Perceptual Reasoning Score 141
Working Memory Score 113
Processing Speed Score 112
Full Scale Score 126
General Ability Index 130
Does my child has a chance on appeal based above score?
Anonymous wrote:I think the committee looks at the individual subtest scores. My daughter's WISC 136 included a couple 17's and 19's. You can google the WISC test and see what the subtests are made up of.
The test gives you a lot of information. For example my daughter was Very Superior and Superior in 3 out of 4 tests. Her PSI (processing speed) was only Above Average. I think that score is less important as an
Above Average Verbal Index Score. I hope that helps.
Anonymous wrote:We did Wisc and ready for appeal.
Verbal Comprehension Score 110
Perceptual Reasoning Score 141
Working Memory Score 113
Processing Speed Score 112
Full Scale Score 126
General Ability Index 130
Does my child has a chance on appeal based above score?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Verbal Comprehension --112
Perpetual Organization --135
Working Memory --135
Processing Speed --106
Full Scale -- 129-- Superior
GBRS 8
What are the chances on appeal??
You score does not meet the bench mark, chances are not very good. My child has WISC full scale -- 134 - very superior GBRS 10, was not eligible.
Anonymous wrote:Verbal Comprehension --112
Perpetual Organization --135
Working Memory --135
Processing Speed --106
Full Scale -- 129-- Superior
GBRS 8
What are the chances on appeal??