I just got my child's tests results back on the SBV and the WIAT II. And I am confused (hence the screen name).
SBV
NV IQ: 141
V IQ: 153
FS IQ: 149
Wiat II
Word Reading: 126 (96%)
Numerical Operation* 136 (99%)
Math Reasoning: 127 (96%)
*Out of test range scored by hand. Mid second grade level
My child was tested before entering kindergarten (5-9).
I'm wondering if my child would potentially qualify for the YSP given these scores (I'm waiting on a call from a rep at DI). My child doesn't read well (mid first grade level I'm told) and in fact more or less hates it. But loves math. Does multiplcation and division.
Does the fact that my child doesn't like to read hurt their Achievement score and therefore hurt their chances for the YSP. The tester's comments were "Because math reasoning was so easy, I decided to give the written calculation portion which should only be administered after a child has entered kindergarten". It also mentioned that the tester had my child "read some of the first grade tests of the reading and comprehension sub-test which they could have completed had the test scored out of grade/age range" Final comment "Age norms allowed me to calculate a normative score of 136, 99th percentile, mid-second grade level"
So what the heck does all that mean???
Thanks,
CP
