NVR v VR scores?
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NVR v VR scores?
I'm curious about the difference in score between verbal and nonverbal papers. Is it common for children to score substantially higher in one paper than the other?
My daughter scored 126 in VR and 110 in NVR. Is this an unusual difference, or quite common?
My daughter scored 126 in VR and 110 in NVR. Is this an unusual difference, or quite common?
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Hello Sherwood,
I am no expert but i will say my ds had also gained very similar marks to your dd!!!!
From the start of preperation he clicked with vr and it was like second nature to him,but nvr was a different story and he only clicked last minute.
This is despite maths being his stronger subject.
I would think it was quite normal for children to have a difference in scores.
Also from what i have heard the Tiffin nvr is very tough and so i would expect lower marks.
I hope this helps?
I am no expert but i will say my ds had also gained very similar marks to your dd!!!!
From the start of preperation he clicked with vr and it was like second nature to him,but nvr was a different story and he only clicked last minute.
This is despite maths being his stronger subject.
I would think it was quite normal for children to have a difference in scores.
Also from what i have heard the Tiffin nvr is very tough and so i would expect lower marks.
I hope this helps?
Interesting that this question is been asked as I was thinking about this yesterday. I've always thought there was a correlation with Maths and NVR so assumed ds will click instantly since he's very good in maths but that hasn't been the case . He absolutely loves VR though and finds it easier to understand.
Hopefully it won't be long before NVR starts to click.
Hopefully it won't be long before NVR starts to click.
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NVR -v-VR
Hi there, I have a similar experience to report, DS (a good all rounder) absolutely flew through VR scoring almost 100% all the time. As for NVR it took much longer to click and even then he seemed to be unable to get past the 80% mark, much to his frustration. Fortunately our choice of Indie didn't weed out candidates by NVR alone, unlike our closest Grammar, where he missed the second round by only 4 marks!! Good job his preference lay with the Indie.
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Thanks snowdrops--i am up-to-date now!
Kitkat that reflects my ds exactly!
What did you feel was his stumbling block in nvr?
My ds understood the techniques but would argue and debate about possible answers resulting in a confused mess.He had to learn to work more methodically and then on finding the most simple and obvious answer-stick to it!
Kitkat that reflects my ds exactly!
What did you feel was his stumbling block in nvr?
My ds understood the techniques but would argue and debate about possible answers resulting in a confused mess.He had to learn to work more methodically and then on finding the most simple and obvious answer-stick to it!