Get Your Child Ready for an IQ Test and for Gifted Child Qualification Process: Gifted and Talented Children Tests Secrets Revealed for the First Time

ISBN-13: 9781514853719 / Angielski / Miękka / 2015 / 252 str.

The L. I. B. Child Development Association

Opis

Intelligent test secrets revealed for the first time. This book uncovers the various types of questions that children are being asked on different intelligence and gifted programs evaluation tests and provides the tools that will allow children to excel and maximize their potential. Many grade-school children are required to take intelligence evaluation tests or gifted-program qualification tests. These tests are usually aimed at predicting the child's ability to participate and cope with tasks that require a high intelligence level. The tests pretend to be objectives and provide a non-biased indication of the child's ability. However, studies have shown that this is not the case, and children who were prepared and practice similar tests get significantly higher results. True, someone who is not intelligent will not be able to get high results even after massive training. Still, training allows gifted, intelligent children to realize their full ability and make the most of the stressful test situation; 10%-25% improvement is guaranteed for every child. In this book you will find over seventy sample tests, covering twelve different types of questions, including: General knowledge and vocabulary Verbal comprehension Conceptual relations Shape sequences and matrices Arithmetic problem solving and series Pattern recognition In addition to the sample tests, a thorough explanation for all types of questions is provided, covering all possible variations, demonstrating the best methods and strategies and providing useful tips and tricks. This is the only available book that provides this kind of thorough preparation for all types of IQ tests, through fun parent-child quality-time bonding experiences."

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