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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If your child is doing college level work in middle school, just skip HS and go to college. Seriously, if they really are that special. But I doubt it. They are probably very smart, but not a genius like Einstein. Smart, very well prepared, with rich parents paying for every afterschool class does not guarantee TJ admissions or a successful scientist.[/quote] PP and I are talking about a student at our school who does college level math (Calc BC) and has self-studied college level political science, economics, and international relations as well as highly advanced in science. [/quote] How old this student. I know someone in my child's class (6th grader) who is 3+ years older. That child by age should be in high school instead in 6th grade. That child is good in math but how do you compare performance of that child with normal age child?[/quote]
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