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[quote=Anonymous]It's not actually the case that DC in private is a simpleton, so your snark is unnecessary, however good it might have made you feel. But one DC definitely tended to blend into the back row in big classes, rather than speak out. It was obvious quickly. And that DC also had the misfortune if having a teacher in second grade who had a lot of personal issues and didn't have the a energy to teach well that year (she ended up leaving the school). So one DC actually got dealt a worse hand in public school compared to the other DC. (Bad teachers can show up everywhere we have learned - it's not a public or private school issue). After smaller classes in private for a few years, DC is much more confident and outspoken academically. [/quote]
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