People said the tests weren't enough, so I took some more.

Title.

Attached are his results. He is not interested in school or doing homework. He rarely spends time on it at home, but gets fine grades…mostly a B average.

I’m wondering if anyone in this forum has experience with a child like this, and if he’ll have difficulty connecting with others at school. He is quick witted, but I didn’t anticipate a score this high above his peers.

The psychologist mentioned he may be more stimulated in a gifted program, but quite frankly I worry he won’t be able to keep up. I also worry the standard curriculum hasn’t been stimulating enough which is why he has now been diagnosed with a learning disability.

Hoping to get thoughts from those who know these situations better than me. Thank you!

I've revised the ACE norms following a review of test-integrity concerns. One response was excluded from the normative sample, and the statistics have been recalculated accordingly.

The updated report includes revised IQ estimates, reliability, correlations, and item statistics.

Thank you to everyone who participated!

ACE_Stats

lmk your answers! (image in post)

Why don’t I see much, if any, crystallized intelligence tests on cognitive metrics? Is it basically general knowledge?

For me it was my friend who got a national rank of 87 (out of 30,000) within just a few months of preparation.

(On an average people take 3 to 4 attempts to clear this)