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It is their decision!! AIG teachers are expected to review and practice the power point presentation PRIOR to the meeting/s.  \nThe following school personnel should be represented at the meeting:  \nPrincipal, Assistant Principal, or designee  \nTest Coordinator, AIG Teacher, Counselor, IRT, Grade Three Teachers, Exceptional Children Program Teacher/Representative, and/or any other personnel designated by the principal  \nInstructions for the AIG Teachers and Third Grade Teachers:  \n1.Schedule a large meeting space, for example the media center or gym, in advance.  \n2.Order student address labels from the NCWISE Technician.  \n3.Prepare a brown envelope/folder for each student including the following items:  \nStudent name and address label placed on the outside of the envelope/folder  \nIndividual Student Profile CogAT Narrative Sheet for each student (the individual student’s score sheet) CogAT Form 7 General Information sheet  \n85% rationale for the Iowa  \nAIG Program Pamphlet/AIG Brochure  \n4. Prepare the following handouts to be given to parents upon arrival at the meeting:  \nHandouts of CogAT power point  \nSample CogAT Profile Narrative  \n5. Prepare the following sign-in sheets:  \nParent attendance sign-in sheet, by third grade class  \nSign-up sheet for parents wanting an individual conference  \n6. At the start of the parent meeting:  \nAnnounce the following to parents and staff members in attendance: This general informational meeting is to provide an overview of the CogAT scores. It is not a time to take specific questions about a  \nstudent’s individual scores. A sign-up sheet for individual consultation/interpretation of scores will be provided at the end of the meeting.  \nAlso let the parents know what items will be in the envelope that they pick up at the end of the presentation.  \nHold up the hard copy of the CogAT Power Point notes and the sample CogAT student profile to see if any parents still need a copy.  \nBegin Power Point presentation.  \nAt the conclusion of the Power Point, ask if there are any general questions  \nProvide parents with directions on how envelopes will be distributed (by classroom teachers, A-B-C by counselor, etc) .  \nIf additional tables are going to be set up for explanations following the general meeting, direct parents to that location.  \nThank parents for attending and adjourn meeting.  \nEducational Planning  \n● The Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT) is administered to all third grade students in WCPSS.  \n● The CogAT benchmark testing is used for educational planning.  \n● Individual student data is accessed by the Academically or Intellectually Gifted (AIG) Program and other WCPSS educational programs.  \nEach of the CogAT batteries (Verbal, Quantitative and Nonverbal) was administered on a separate day. The total testing time each day was approximately 30 minutes. There are three subtests that comprise each Battery.  \nCogAT Scores  \nPlease refer to the sample CogAT Report included with the meeting hand-outs.  \nThe CogAT Batteries are:  \n– Verbal – measure of verbal reasoning skills  \n– Quantitative– measure of math reasoning skills  \n– Nonverbal – measure of visual-spatial reasoning  \nThe Stanine score is relatively easy to use because it is a one digit number. An advantage of the stanine score is that it discourages  \nover-interpretation of small, insignificant differences among test scores. There must be a difference between stanine scores of at least 2 points for the difference to be considered significant.  \nThe Percentile Rank is NOT the percentage of correct answers.  \nThe CogAT is n","cbCaidejbakNaVn2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidejbakNaVn2","pdf",291404,22,"English","# Understanding the Student Profile and its Use for Educational Planning\n## Recommendations for AIG Teacher and Meeting Setup\n## Educational Planning Overview\n## CogAT Batteries and Testing Structure\n## CogAT Scores and Score Interpretation\n## CogAT Composite Scores","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the general parent meeting about CogAT scores?\",\"answer\":\"The meeting provides an overview of CogAT scores and is not intended for detailed questions about a specific student’s individual results. 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