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Generally speaking, we do not test individuals if they have been assessed with the same test within the past year. Young children (3-4 years old) in Douglas County who are suspected to be gifted can be assessed through the Douglas County School District Early Access procedures.
- Q: What Makes A Child “Gifted”?
- Q: What Does Gifted Testing Consist of?
- Q: How Old Does A Child Need to Be For Gifted Testing?
- Q: What Can I Do to Prepare My Child For Gifted Testing?
- Q: Will My Child Be Tested at School?
- Q: Will My Insurance Cover The Cost of Private Gifted Testing?
- Q: My Child Qualifies For Gifted. What Do I Do Now?
A:“Gifted” is a label assigned to anyone that scores at (or above) 130 on a standardized test of intelligence. Most school districts (including Miami-Dade County Public Schools) use this score to determine eligibility and placement in gifted academic programs. However, IQ tests aren’t perfect and have been shown to have biases against children of m...
A: A clinical interview that covers the child’s history (birth, developmental milestones, medical history, and academic performance thus far) and the administration the IQ test, both of which are done on the same day (approximately 2 hours). You’ll be asked to come back for a feedback session with the licensed psychologist to review the final repor...
A: Technically, children can be tested for giftedness as young as 2 years, 6 months old. But here’s the problem with testing kids under the age of 6: the chances of getting a false “gifted” score are really high. You might not think it’s a big deal, but it really is. Kids’ brains change so much during early childhood that their IQ score may change ...
A: There isn’t much you can do to prepare your child for this type of test. It isn’t the kind of test you can study for. At said, there are a few things you can do to optimize your child’s performance. 1. Tell him or her that they will be meeting with a grownup to have some fun with games, words, and other puzzles. The less you mention “test” the b...
A: It depends. Your child’s teacher makes the recommendation that your child be considered for gifted testing. Even once the recommendation is made, it may take some time for the school district’s personnel to perform the gifted testing. The local school districts’ psychological testing departments are often backed up.
A: Probably not. Healthcare insurance covers the cost of testing that is considered “medically necessary”. Because gifted testing is considered ‘educational’, it isn’t considered “medically necessary” by insurance companies.
A:Once you receive your child’s gifted testing report from the psychologist, you’ll need to provide a copy to your child’s school. That will set into motion the staffing process with the school’s special education coordinator, who will review the report, your child’s academic and conduct grades, and teacher’s recommendations in order to assign them...
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