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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As a teacher who has taught K and first, I can tell you that plenty of kids blossom and pass the early bloomers. Sometimes the early bloomers have been "trained" and not taught. A natural curiosity and enthusiasm is much preferable to early reading.[/quote] Oh, give me a fu&king break. As if early readers are generally NOT curious or enthusiastic as a whole. Such crap. I was an early reader and I always lived to read and lived to learn. I taught DS to read early and he still loves to read. He has always been very enthusiastic about school and partly, I think it's because he does well. Yes, late readers seem to catch up by third grades and it's not a big deal either way. But don't imply that early readers are less curious or less enthusiastic learners. How ridiculous.[/quote] Well she is the teacher so she must know. I love it when people feel like they can speak for everyone. It is even more surprising that a teacher would make such a generalization. Please don't let my DDs has that teacher. Please!!!! [/quote]
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