GIFTED
TESTING

IS MY CHILD GIFTED?

Gifted assessments are administered to evaluate a child's intellectual ability.

If you believe that your child may be gifted, a test will allow you to identify their specific learning style, including their areas of strength. This can aid parents in becoming advocates for their children's education and learning style. Gifted testing is also beneficial for parents looking to place their child in a gifted program or curriculum that can be offered in certain schools.

10 SIGNS OF GIFTEDNESS IN CHILDREN

There are several signs that you may see in your child, which can help you decide on whether your child could benefit from Gifted Testing:

Specific Talents. Does your child have a specific skill that seems advanced for their age? This can be musical ability, numeracy skills, creativity or language comprehension.
Expanding Vocabulary. Does your child seem to understand and use words quicker and more naturally than other children their age?
Asks "What If?" Questions. Does your child ask lots of hypothetical questions? Do they think about situations in an abstract manner?
Relentless Curiosity. Doe your child seem eager to learn more about the world around them? Do they pursue things that they are interested in?
Vivid Imagination. Does your child seem particularly creative or imaginative? Do they have an aptitude for storytelling, drawing pictures or creating imaginary situations?
Memorization of Facts. Is your child able to recall facts with unusual accuracy? Does your child seem to have an encyclopedic memory of everything they are taught?
Observational Skills. Does you child notice things that other children their age or even you, don't?
Problem Solving Skills. Does your child come up with creative solutions to problems that they face in their day-to -day life? Do they tend to solve their own problems rather than coming to you for assistance?
Sense of Justice or Fairness. Does your child seem to express an above average concern for the ethical or moral implications of situations? Are they able to put themselves into other people's perspectives and think about big-picture issues such as fairness and justice?
Sense of Humor. Is your child able to understand and tell complex jokes? Does your child have a good sense of comedic timing? Though this may not seem like an academic skill, a good sense of humor often requires high levels of intelligence.

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GIFTED TESTING

IS MY CHILD GIFTED?

10 SIGNS OF GIFTEDNESS IN CHILDREN

There are several signs that you may see in your child, which can help you decide on whether your child could benefit from Gifted Testing:​

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Specific Talents. Does your child have a specific skill that seems advanced for their age? This can be musical ability, numeracy skills, creativity or language comprehension.​

Expanding Vocabulary. Does your child seem to understand and use words quicker and more naturally than other children their age?

Asks "What If?" Questions. Does your child ask lots of hypothetical questions? Do they think about situations in an abstract manner?

Relentless Curiosity. Doe your child seem eager to learn more about the world around them? Do they pursue things that they are interested in?

Vivid Imagination. Does your child seem particularly creative or imaginative? Do they have an aptitude for storytelling, drawing pictures or creating imaginary situations?

Memorization of Facts. Is your child able to recall facts with unusual accuracy? Does your child seem to have an encyclopedic memory of everything they are taught?

Observational Skills. Does you child notice things that other children their age or even you, don't?

Problem Solving Skills. Does your child come up with creative solutions to problems that they face in their day-to -day life? Do they tend to solve their own problems rather than coming to you for assistance?

Sense of Justice or Fairness. Does your child seem to express an above average concern for the ethical or moral implications of situations? Are they able to put themselves into other people's perspectives and think about big-picture issues such as fairness and justice?

Sense of Humor. Is your child able to understand and tell complex jokes? Does your child have a good sense of comedic timing? Though this may not seem like an academic skill, a good sense of humor often requires high levels of intelligence.

TESTIMONIAL

GIFTED
TESTING

There are several signs that you may see in your child, which can help you decide on whether your child could benefit from Gifted Testing:

Specific Talents. Does your child have a specific skill that seems advanced for their age? This can be musical ability, numeracy skills, creativity or language comprehension.