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    #115201 10/31/11 12:43 PM
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    DD8 tested on Saturday afternoon. Most of the results that get tested (at least the ones that show up on search!) are from the kids who are way out there at the high end, so I figured I'd post DD's for balance. wink

    Test Date Talent Search Year Grade Test Form Test Norm
    Oct-11 2012 4 IY1 6S

    Verb-Raw Verb-Scaled Verb-Percentile
    30 442 67

    Quant-Raw Quant-Scaled Quant-Percentile
    20 439 46

    4th grade cuts are 440 verbal / 450 quantitative, so she qualified in verbal, but not quantitative, which is what I'd expected. (She said she guessed on almost all the math problems; number sense is not her strong suit.)

    Compared to 2011 4th grade girls (http://cty.jhu.edu/ts/SCATData2011.html), she was 53.9th percentile for verbal, and 38.6th percentile for quantitative.

    In some really old thread (that I of course can't find anymore), someone (Dottie?) said that 50th percentile compared to talent search kids indicated that the current grade placement was likely a good fit, and that's consistent with our impression that DD is well-placed as a 4th grader this year.

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    Way late on this but your info was very helpful. thank you for sharing

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    Thanks for sharing Alexsmom. Agreed...being right in the middle of the top 5% seems like a good place to be. Assuming that a particular school's top 5% is roughly equivalent to the national average school's top 5% but that is tough to better than guess at.

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