If people haven't done IQ testing, I think a good proxy is meeting the cutoff to be a national merit scholar semifinalist. I think it's also the top 2 percent or less. So parents who feel bright and are wondering if they are gifted, were you?

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Anonymous wrote:One FSIQ - 122 5yo. I knew he was smart/quick, loves to solve puzzles, etc.
One FSIQ - 116 8 yo. Very smart and creative in the areas he prefers.

Neither are currently considered gifted by MCPS.

Because they are not.

+1 that's just above average, and I'm not sure even that's really "advanced".

np wondering what prompted you to be so nasty

The comment made regarding the scores of the level of IQ is correct.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One FSIQ - 122 5yo. I knew he was smart/quick, loves to solve puzzles, etc.
One FSIQ - 116 8 yo. Very smart and creative in the areas he prefers.

Neither are currently considered gifted by MCPS.

Because they are not.

+1 that's just above average, and I'm not sure even that's really "advanced".

np wondering what prompted you to be so nasty

NP-No one was nasty apart from your comment. The statement is true and to the point. Just because you don’t like something, doesn’t deem it “nasty.”

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One FSIQ - 122 5yo. I knew he was smart/quick, loves to solve puzzles, etc.
One FSIQ - 116 8 yo. Very smart and creative in the areas he prefers.

Neither are currently considered gifted by MCPS.

Because they are not.

+1 that's just above average, and I'm not sure even that's really "advanced".

np wondering what prompted you to be so nasty

Anonymous wrote:One FSIQ - 122 5yo. I knew he was smart/quick, loves to solve puzzles, etc.
One FSIQ - 116 8 yo. Very smart and creative in the areas he prefers.

Neither are currently considered gifted by MCPS.

For what reason would your kids need to have a FSIQ done?