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Joined: Jul 2010
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We're thinking of doing some private testing this summer, but the closest tester is three hours away. If we're going to have to drive/fly anyway, we might as well make a vacation out of it.
We're East Coast (Baltimore and Washington and Philadephia are doable), but we'll be vacationing in N Cal and Washington during the summer.
Where would you go?
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Ed Amend, Lexington Kentucky. He is hands down amazing. I keep expecting that someone must have had a bad experience, because no one is perfect, but I've never heard a single negative story.
Smiles,
Grinity
Coaching available, at SchoolSuccessSolutions.com
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We just tested at JHU CTY, Dr. Mickenburg. Very good experience and tons of work with gifted kids. My child really enjoyed the experience and it was very thorough.
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Grinity,
Would you be willing to PM me regarding the cost for Ed Amend? It is not on his website.
thanks.
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Amend I would do in a heartbeat, same as Aimee Yermish.
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Our son really enjoyed his experience with Dr. Deborah Ruf in Golden Valley, Minnesota. He took both the WIAT-III and the Stanford-Binet 5th edition with her. My wife discovered Dr. Ruf's book about the 5 levels of Giftedness and it really opened my eyes about his potential.
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My dd5 is pretty typical 'obvious' gifty; I think I could take her anywhere and get a good experience, or at least a good test result.
I think I heard Dr. Amend works with more unusual kids... is that right? Ds10, if we ever retested in a major way (which I doubt) I now know I would need to find someone who was familiar with the utterly unfamiliar kind of kid.
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