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Identification, Testing & Assessment
Jump to new posts Re: Explore results by Dottie @ Yesterday at 05:07 PM

Fantastic scores Cym, and congrats on being FIRST!!!!! Those are amazing for just 8! Let the data start rolling in....
Identification, Testing & Assessment
Jump to new posts Re: Explore results by Gatorgirl @ Yesterday at 05:06 PM

Whew! Now I am excited. Hopefully more will come tomorrow!!!
Identification, Testing & Assessment
Jump to new posts Re: Explore results by Dazed&Confuzed @ Yesterday at 04:57 PM

WHEW finally someone gets scores! Those sound like great scores Cym!
Pre-school
Jump to new posts Re: What is the area you DC shines the most? by no5no5 @ Yesterday at 04:44 PM

The reading thing is over the top, and definitely the thing that most clearly demonstrates how far ahead she is. But what impresses me the most is the long, deep thinking she does. She'll hear a fact and weeks later she says something out of the bl
Identification, Testing & Assessment
Jump to new posts Re: Explore results by OHGrandma @ Yesterday at 04:38 PM

cym, that was great!
Identification, Testing & Assessment
Jump to new posts Re: Explore results by melmichigan @ Yesterday at 04:32 PM

Congrats!
Identification, Testing & Assessment
Jump to new posts Re: Explore results by cym @ Yesterday at 04:20 PM

I always joke that the pony is still delivering mail here, 'cause it takes SO long...BUT I got DS's results today!!!! OMG I can't believe I'm the first to say it. Out of 4 kids, DS8 is the youngest who has taken EXPLORE in our family (oldest took
Identification, Testing & Assessment
Jump to new posts Re: Explore results by OHGrandma @ Yesterday at 03:59 PM

Dottie, you've played this waiting game longer than I, but doesn't it seem that they don't mail things at the end of the week, they mail them on Monday? I'd guess a sprinkling of results will be in hand tomorrow and the majority on Wednesday. But,
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: NCLB proposed revisions by Kerry @ Yesterday at 03:59 PM

Another troubling part of the revisions is the loss of school choice: "But this proposed change could meet with resistance from Congress, especially Republicans. Education Week quotes Alexa Marrero, a spokeswoman for Rep. John Kline of Minnesot
Twice Exceptional
You know you have a 2e child when.... by phroggy @ Yesterday at 03:56 PM

I thought we could have a good laugh by adding fun stories to this thread. Here's mine: You know you have a 2e child when they have a mime visit the classroom who assigns each child to "become" an object ("be a tree" so the chil
Parenting and Advocacy
Jump to new posts Pep talk needed by Zia's Mom @ Yesterday at 03:13 PM

I haven't posted for a long while but today is a very sad day for us as my son has had his first real disappoint because of being gifted. To make a long story short, we searched forever to find a school because while he has been homeschooled since p
General Discussion
Jump to new posts Re: NCLB proposed revisions by Nautigal @ Yesterday at 02:27 PM

Originally Posted By: inkyOriginally Posted By: DottieSadly inky I'm not thinking that "above level" kids will factor into that growth situation at all. I think only years behind will count, . I'm more hopeful because with the MAP test ev
Parenting and Advocacy
Jump to new posts Re: Hello - new here with some questions. by phroggy @ Yesterday at 02:04 PM

Your son sounds so much like mine did early in his education (he's 12 and in middle school now). I wish I had known then what I know now...that my son is 2e (twice exceptional). He is gifted, but he has specific learning disabilities that mask his g
Identification, Testing & Assessment
Jump to new posts Re: Explore results by Dottie @ Yesterday at 01:47 PM

And no 2nd set of SAT data for me, .
Parenting and Advocacy
Jump to new posts Re: here's a switch... by BonusMom @ Yesterday at 01:47 PM

Good for you for being "that" teacher! Maybe the mother will come around ... denial is not unheard of, even on this board. Is the girl an only child? Maybe, as the mother gains more comparable information about her child vs. age peers,
Parenting and Advocacy
Jump to new posts Re: here's a switch... by EastnWest @ Yesterday at 01:32 PM

the little girl is so lucky to have you. Maybe you can model some "self-advocacy" for her and as she gets older she will bring her parents along...
Identification, Testing & Assessment
Jump to new posts Re: Explore results by Kriston @ Yesterday at 01:31 PM

Nope. No joy at our mailbox today either. Ugh.
Identification, Testing & Assessment
Jump to new posts Re: Explore results by gratified3 @ Yesterday at 01:27 PM

Please -- somebody tell me you got results today! Nothing here . . . . .
Twice Exceptional
Re: Receiving PT/OT services at school? by phroggy @ Yesterday at 01:19 PM

We're at the middle school level (which is, I think, part of the problem with getting services in place now). We focused on learning keyboarding skills over the summer (using software on our own), but he still isn't good enough at typing to accurat
Twice Exceptional
Re: Receiving PT/OT services at school? by melmichigan @ Yesterday at 12:28 PM

Our school will not cover handwriting under OT and our insurance, very good Blue Cross Blue Shield, will not pay for handwriting with an OT. We paid out of pocket with my older twin. Even with her cerebral palsy diagnosis it isn't covered by insuran
Identification, Testing & Assessment
Jump to new posts Re: Applied for DYS and They Need More Info: Help by incogneato @ Yesterday at 11:52 AM

Oh, even better, here's a link to sample problems: http://mathforum.org/pow/teacher/samples.html
Identification, Testing & Assessment
Jump to new posts Re: Applied for DYS and They Need More Info: Help by incogneato @ Yesterday at 11:51 AM

Drexel University has a math forum where they offer complex story problems on a subscription basis. The child can attempt the problem and submit it with supporting work and get an answer whether it is right or wrong complete with a Drexel student pr
Twice Exceptional
Re: Receiving PT/OT services at school? by Chrys @ Yesterday at 11:42 AM

Backing up to the handwriting issues, would it be easier to have his IEP revised to allow the use of a laptop in class? Then maybe take a typing class over the summer? I know that doesn't address that your child may need OT, but if the OT staff are
Identification, Testing & Assessment
Jump to new posts Re: Applied for DYS and They Need More Info: Help by Kerry @ Yesterday at 10:54 AM

Jules, We too got a letter similar to that and have been dragging our feet getting together a portfolio because of figuring out what to submit. (We are not organized so it is a struggle to find all of her "wow" stuff) But, thanks for postin
Recommended Resources
Jump to new posts Re: Math Educational Videos by Cathy A @ Yesterday at 10:46 AM

I just got this link from a homeschooling group I'm in: http://www.watchknow.org/Category.aspx?CategoryID=81
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