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[quote=Anonymous][quote]Your kid with a very high IQ should not interfere with the pursuit of high performance by kids who have never measured their IQ, or even cared about IQ, but work and prep hard all the way to the top of the academic heap. This is a land of hard workers. At least this is what we are taught in American Studies. Our peoples have worked hard on the range, the farm , the classroom, at home, in prep parlors and on the athletic fields. Do you have a problem with this?

10:33. My position is that differentiation should cover the entire range of abilities from severe learning disabilities to exceptionally high abilities. I don't care if all labels of levels were stripped off (incl. AAP). Then [b]those with exceptional abilities can have a smaller program like before and the next tier can have a specialized program and so on and so forth.[/b][/quote]

Like public health in the US do you expect the public schools in DC to provide this concierge education catered to a tier system of descending exceptional ability?[/quote]

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