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    Re: When to test
    Yewumei #181555 02/06/14 07:40 AM
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    Our son, 4yrs4mths hit several ceilings on the WPPSI IV, so even those extended ceilings aren't sufficient.
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    Originally Posted by rac
    Our son, 4yrs4mths hit several ceilings on the WPPSI IV, so even those extended ceilings aren't sufficient.

    ugh, really? that's so unfortunate! It's very frustrating if you are trying to figure out a pre-kindergarten analysis of a child's ability so you can properly advocate and plan for their education (at least to some extent), but can't because there isn't a wholly appropriate test for kids under 6. I just don't get it.
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