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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Nope. This just created parents like OP who thought they had figured out the recipe for getting into TJ. And they loved that it was harder to attain by most kids who went without the knowledge of the “secret” recipe and means to achieve it. This has nothing to do with talent. [/quote] What secret recipe? Being good at math? If being advanced in math, getting straight As in the highest levels of classes offered by your school, and excelling in STEM competitions doesn't make a child TJ-worthy, then what does? Getting Bs? Taking regular classes? Failing to qualify for Algebra? Not even participating in STEM competitions or doing poorly? Have we entered bizarro world?[/quote] Maybe being a good happy child? And less boring and more creative? [/quote] You like to think your child is happier than other children because the other children study? Maybe... maybe they are happier than the kids that spend hours studying. But they will they be happy living in your basement when they are 30 because they never learned discipline and hard work as children. But, at least they have happy childhood memories that they can barely remember. As for creativity. ROFLMAO. Creativity is hard frustrating work and you have not prepared your children for that. Your children consume content, they don't create it.[/quote]
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