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[quote=Anonymous]I actually had similar fears when my child started school- seeing the prep and tiger-parenting of some, I thought maybe my brilliant kid would be edged out. He started reading full books at age two and has a photographic memory. He is crazy smart and i have wonderful kids who re not all crazy smart so I don't think all my kids are geniuses. I have four kids and I have no time to test prep any of them (dc is my oldest). My dc got about 10 points higher on the cogat, I thought dc nnat was way too low personally- maybe he was disadvantaged because he is so verbal. He gets 90% O's with no effort. Anyway...I think test prep is bs- unless you plan to hover over your kids for the rest of their academic life- but don't assume lower nnat scores mean test prepping for cogat, it's not accurate in our case. Your post comes off as bitter though I am sympathic to the anti-prep cause since I didn't have the time to prep. Prepping sets yourself up for a hard road IMO. Regular fcps classes are mostly great and if my kid didn't need the challenge I wouldn't stress over it. I am actually willing to bet that my super charismatic kids might do the best in the end based on what I see in the workforce![/quote]
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