Gifted Toddlers Test

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If your little whipper snapper is to smart for his/her own good, you might just have a gifted toddler on your hands. The fact is that gifted toddlers are usually very easy to keep challenged, stimulated, and always learning. Introvert or Extrovert Meaning of IQ Test. If you think you may have a little genius on your hands, have him/her tested. Chances are they take after you.

The little voices in your head say,

“I don’t want to label my child; I just want him (or her) to be normal.”
“Being smart doesn’t mean you’re better; I want my child to fit in.”
“I’m not going to be one of those pushy, bragging parents. I’m going to trust the school to know what’s best.”
“I don’t want her (or him) to lose her passion for learning!”


Most parents are concerned about their child's potential and optimal development but there really are some questions you should ask yourself as early in your child’s school career as possible

If a school has the reputation for being “a good school,” doesn’t that mean it will be a good fit for your children?
If your children are ahead of the “charts” for typical milestones, won’t the teachers see this and make sure they are challenged and engaged enough to keep learning at their own pace in school?
Isn’t it important for my child, no matter how advanced, to learn how to get along with others?

The answer to all of these questions is, "Not necessarily. What works for some children doesn't necessarily work for all children. Even more important, it might not work for your child. The questions above are all based on a common misconception, that students of the same age all have the same needs in order to do well in school. This simply is not true!"

You should instead focus on the following questions:

How can choosing the right school setting for your children affect their lifelong social and emotional development?
How can you help your child succeed in school and realize her fullest potential?
How can identifying your children’s particular gifts – their own strengths and relative weaknesses – help you make the best schooling choices for your children?

Find out now through the Feedback you receive as part of the Ruf Estimatesâ„¢ of Levels of Gifted Online Assessment.

Why can't you just wait and trust that the school will know what to do and will meet your child's needs? The list of potential problems is extensive including issues of underachievement, loneliness or social alienation, fear of failure, perfectionism, lack of time management, organizational and study skills, and misdiagnoses related to issues of attention, motivation, effort and behavior.

Find out now what your own child needs in order to avoid problems such as these. The longer your child stays in the wrong environment - one that simply doesn't "fit" him or her - the more difficult it will be for your child to fully realize his or her full potential.

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I'd have lived a different life, I think, had this been around in 1980...give my Mom credit for trying and doing her best.

Seems like every generation has it's problems and the technology always seems 20-30 years too late, I take some comfort in that at least.

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http://www.piepalace.ca/blog/asperger-test-aq-test/


I say we all take this test and compare scores

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Answered it all truthly and scored a 5.

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The test assesses five different areas. Autistic-like responses will show poor social skill, attention switching, communication and imagination, and an exaggerated attention to detail. In other words, geekiness. You scored 26. The ranking below provides some idea of where that AQ fits in.

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I would have scored higher (in the 50's) if it weren't for the fact that I tend to have no routine in the morning or for my day and also I am more an english guy than a math one. If some aspects were tailored to a person with aspergers (potentially) but who is english centric vs math centric I would definitely have scored "in the autistic zone"

My therapist is going to send me to a place to get a proffessional diagnosis, but it's more a formality at this point, at least to me. I've known for maybe a year now I definitely have it, have my whole life.

What can you do, life doesn't come with an eraser...

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Yeah but what superpower did you get with your autism? They all seem really good at one or two things. Like how todd can count cards and hack telephones.

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I can regurgitate up to (the test only went so far) 26 random letter/number combinations verbally perfectly. There were two tests actually one being to repeat back to the lady exactly as she had said them to me and the other there was always a number then a letter, then a number/letter, each pairing I had to mentally put in sequential order lowest to highest so say you gave me 3F 4A it would actually be 3FA4 since A is lower than 4 in the alphabet. I hope that makes sense. On that test (which I took twice, for her amusement) I did perfectly 28 so 14 pairings and there was a silence gap of 8-10 seconds from when she finished dictation to when I started repeating back.

Supposedly the highest the lady had seen in 16 years of working as a counselor was 8, which is considered very high.

The average person gets 4-5, 8 is gifted, I could easily have kept going.

I also have a photographic memory, but truthfully I forgot how to turn it on/off, it just kind of catches what it wants to now. I can easily run back to an important day, say where say I had to go to court, in my mind, I can replay everything I saw smelled felt, I can relive the experience in my mind, see it, while doing something else, like having a conversation.

When I took anatomy/physiology I can't say I ever studied and never read either book, I just paid attention (sort of, was hung over a lot) and when test time came it's like the answers jumped at me. I can't explain it better.

I tend to get VERY fixated on something and when I do, I literally move heaven and earth to accomplish what I want, or acquire it whatever. I have no control over it, just a small piece of my insane puzzle.

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Jewdonk and I both got a 26 wtf

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Originally Posted by VauhnPee

Score: 15 Average woman, and average male or female biologist

I notice every little detail about everything, but I'm not sure how that relates to Asperger's. Surprised I scored so low though, or maybe high. I tend to dominate socially.

You notice everything except typos apparently. Either that or you really are an average woman.

The test is for aspergers which has more to do with being able to perceive motive in others, reading body language, being able to mutli-task vs can only zero in on one thing, that kind of stuff. Also the number counting aspects will apply to more severe cases, I would fall under that category if license plates used all letters rofl.

I am being under-represented again, as always.