Gifted Child Assessment

		Gifted Child Assessment
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Read each question carefully and completely. Take as much time as you need to reflect on each question. This tool is of no help to you if you refuse to answer each question honestly. Answers are completely confidential. No personal information is requested and your answers are not saved. Remember, if you cheat, you're only cheating yourself.

		If your child is in school now, think back to when your child was a pre-schooler when answering the questions.
Yes	No	1.	Did the child speak early, forming simple sentences by 18 months?
Yes	No	2.	Did the child learn to walk by 8 or 9 months?
Yes	No	3.	Did the child learn to read at an early age?
Yes	No	4.	Does the child ask lots of questions and keeps asking related questions?
Yes	No	5.	Do you have to focus or concentrate to answer his/her questions?
Yes	No	6.	Does the child have a large vocabulary and use good sentence structure and grammar?
Yes	No	7.	Does the child learn more quickly and seem to have a better memory than most children?
Yes	No	8.	Did the child count and group numbers at an early age or does he/she use number concepts easily and correctly (half, quarter, percent, etc.)?
Yes	No	9.	Does the child often link ideas to other related ideas (planes and birds) or to novel, new ideas?
Yes	No	10.	Is the child an avid reader, enjoying all types of books?
Yes	No	11.	Does the child have a wide general knowlege and interest in the world?
Yes	No	12.	Is the child extremely curious and able to concentrate for long periods of time when doing something he/she enjoys?
Yes	No	13.	Does the child enjoy problem-solving, often making original connections?
Yes	No	14.	Is the child a perfectionist and sets very high standards for him/herself?
Yes	No	15.	Does the child lose interest when asked to do the same task repeatedly?
Yes	No	16.	Does the child get frustrated with writing because it takes too much time?
Yes	No	17.	Does the child have an unusual and vivid imagination?
Yes	No	18.	Does the child have strong feelings and opinions?
Yes	No	19.	Does the child have an odd sense of humor?
Yes	No	20.	Does the child use reasoning, logic, and relationships to draw conclusions for complex issues?

Total 'Yes'			(out of 20 possible)

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