75th percentile. Yes, that is the Raven cut-off target being used by at least two MCPS elementary schools to determine giftedness. You can read it for yourself, here, in this MCPS document titled Montgomery County Assessment Program – Testing Schedule 2008-2009. 75th percentile. Why is this significant? The 75th percentile corresponds to an IQ of [...]
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75th Percentile
Posted in Gifted, School, tagged advocacy, Center for the Highly Gifted, Gifted, identification, magnet program, MCPS, montgomery county, parent involvement, testing on February 9, 2009 | 16 Comments »
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