On the other hand, 63% is still above average, so how can I blame WMI/PSI ? Is it because the high scores elsewhere throw things out of whack?
Exactly! When it's above 50% most folks won't call it a Learning Disability, but it is still a key issue - we call it a Bottleneck around here. A psychologist described it as 'one leg shorter than the other' because there is nothing wrong with having short legs or 2 long legs but having one short and one long would really be difficult to walk around with if no accomidations were made.
chills, right?
Me too,
Grinity
