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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am the teacher and I certainly hope that the kids who do not belong in AAP (most of them) pick up on my vibe. They need to know that they are in the wrong place, are not that bright, and should be back in the gen ed pop. Parents have ruined what was GT and made it into "I will push and push until my DC is in AAP regardless of whether they belong there". Most of your AAP kids will go to NOVA and then possibly get jobs at McDonalds (hopefully as supervisors once the interviewers see that they were AAP in elementary school).[/quote] Your thought process is not logical. Do you think that making two-thirds of your students feel inferior and out of place will cause them to go home and request that their parents take them out of AAP, the parents to contact the AAP office and leave messages that their kids should never have been accepted to AAP, and the selection committee, the advisory committee, Carol Horn, and the school board to decide to drop acceptance rates to 5%? All through your subtle psychological abuse of a few kids? If that is your thought process than how gifted are you yourself? Obviously your higher-ups have a different vision for AAP than you do. If you disagree with them you should take it up with them, not make the lives of innocent children miserable. Targeting the children accomplishes nothing other than to make you a bad teacher.[/quote]
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