APS - What grades are common for parents getting divorced?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read research that indicates that when parents divorce, kids lose approximately one full academic year's worth of achievement. I'm not sure if kids end up making up that loss later on or what.

Well my mother divorced 3 times by the time I was in college. I did just fine with As in my AP classes.

Something wrong with your mom.

Something is wrong with you. A normal person would have empathy “I’m sorry you went through that” instead of crapping on the poster.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read research that indicates that when parents divorce, kids lose approximately one full academic year's worth of achievement. I'm not sure if kids end up making up that loss later on or what.

Well my mother divorced 3 times by the time I was in college. I did just fine with As in my AP classes.

Something wrong with your mom.

Something is wrong with you. A normal person would have empathy “I’m sorry you went through that” instead of crapping on the poster.

Pot calling kettle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read research that indicates that when parents divorce, kids lose approximately one full academic year's worth of achievement. I'm not sure if kids end up making up that loss later on or what.

Well my mother divorced 3 times by the time I was in college. I did just fine with As in my AP classes.

Something wrong with your mom.

Something is wrong with you. A normal person would have empathy “I’m sorry you went through that” instead of crapping on the poster.

Empathy is not for a thrice married person whose child is posting on dcum to comment about education. Get a life divorcee.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read research that indicates that when parents divorce, kids lose approximately one full academic year's worth of achievement. I'm not sure if kids end up making up that loss later on or what.

Well my mother divorced 3 times by the time I was in college. I did just fine with As in my AP classes.

Something wrong with your mom.

Something is wrong with you. A normal person would have empathy “I’m sorry you went through that” instead of crapping on the poster.

NP. A normal person would not tell criticize someone by turning around and hypocritically say the same thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read research that indicates that when parents divorce, kids lose approximately one full academic year's worth of achievement. I'm not sure if kids end up making up that loss later on or what.

Well my mother divorced 3 times by the time I was in college. I did just fine with As in my AP classes.

Something wrong with your mom.

Something is wrong with you. A normal person would have empathy “I’m sorry you went through that” instead of crapping on the poster.

Empathy is not for a thrice married person whose child is posting on dcum to comment about education. Get a life divorcee.

Huh? Im not divorced. This whole thread is bonkers.

[Anonymous]

I agree this whole thread is bonkers. Anyone who thinks "family values" are dead among liberals should read this thread to see all the divorce shaming flying around.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I agree this whole thread is bonkers. Anyone who thinks "family values" are dead among liberals should read this thread to see all the divorce shaming flying around.

The same divorce shamers on this thread probably have a "I believe love is love" sign with Ukraine and Black Live Matters flags in their yards. Charity starts at home and they should be more sympathic of those whose marriages didn't work out as planned.