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<blockquote data-quote="buddy" data-source="post: 500914" data-attributes="member: 12886"><p>Absolutely NOT indicative of IQ. There are some kids who do have similar scores across developmental areas but if a test does not specifically say it is an IQ test then it can't be used as such. Q has scores on his language and motor and really all tests that are FAR FAR below his IQ scores. Borderline level, if in your school assessment, probably refers to the cut off criteria for entering the program. It depends on the area they are qualifying him for what the cut off is. Usually something like two tests in that area which are 1 SD (standard deviation) below the mean/average for her age, or 1.5 SD or one test that is 2SD etc... you get the idea.... just depends on the criteria your state has adopted and it of course has to fall within what the federal guideline is. </p><p></p><p>What is more telling is what percentile the V's scores fell into. Do you have that? </p><p></p><p>Sorry they were not more specific but your asking that question will be helpful for them to realize their writing style is not parent friendly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buddy, post: 500914, member: 12886"] Absolutely NOT indicative of IQ. There are some kids who do have similar scores across developmental areas but if a test does not specifically say it is an IQ test then it can't be used as such. Q has scores on his language and motor and really all tests that are FAR FAR below his IQ scores. Borderline level, if in your school assessment, probably refers to the cut off criteria for entering the program. It depends on the area they are qualifying him for what the cut off is. Usually something like two tests in that area which are 1 SD (standard deviation) below the mean/average for her age, or 1.5 SD or one test that is 2SD etc... you get the idea.... just depends on the criteria your state has adopted and it of course has to fall within what the federal guideline is. What is more telling is what percentile the V's scores fell into. Do you have that? Sorry they were not more specific but your asking that question will be helpful for them to realize their writing style is not parent friendly. [/QUOTE]
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