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    Hello again everyone. I have a PG 6 year old who is a DYS. We completed testing for my five year old recently. The 6 year old LOVED his day of testing, because he thrives on that kind of attention. My 5 year old, not so much. He wasn't thrilled about doing the testing. He had a difficult time focusing and even staying seated. But hey, he is five, no big deal. I just got his test scores in, and I don't think that they meet criteria. May I run them by you to verify this?

    WPPSI-III

    Performance IQ 144

    Performance Subtests
    Block Design Scaled Score 16
    Matrix Reasoning 18
    Picture Concenps 17

    His Verbal IQ he did not complete/listen/follow directions.
    Score was 102 bringing his Full Scale to 126


    WJ -III Achievement

    Composite

    Total Achievement 124
    Broad Reading 132
    Broad Math 125
    Broad Written Lang 112
    Basic Reading Skills 150
    Math calc Skills 119
    Written Expression 110
    Academic Skills 135
    Academic Fluency 113
    Academic Apps 134


    Subtest

    Letter-Word Ident 149
    reading Fluency 135
    Calculation 120
    Math Fluency 107
    Spelling 113
    Passage Comp 142
    Applied Problems 122
    Writing Samples 116
    Word Attack 140

    Thank you for any feedback!


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    I wouldn't be so quick to attribute his lack of focus to being age appropriate...the tests are designed for kids (including boys) of his age. Is this a common theme for him? I would follow up if you have doubts. I can. Be hard being the younger sib of an identified gifted sib especially if both are boys and particularly if there is a 2 e situation so if your gut is worried then act sooner rather than later.

    That performance IV is well no question in the gifted range and highly gifted as well. Depending on your school and your childs personality DS5 might need a lot of advocacy. Feel free to post about DS5 issues on the email lists and tap


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