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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The way AAP is currently being implemented (through grade level extensions) probably underserving many gifted kids...and many kids that can do the work but don't get in are being underserved by GE...I would like to know the[b] reasons why some AAP parents are against AAP for all[/b]. [/quote] Easy. Kids with best test scores = most qualified. Just so happens that most kids who test well are white and asian. If minority kids can't cut it, then they just can't. They need to work harder to make the cut. We all take the same tests, and are taught the same material. We all start at the same starting line. The argument of "societal disadvantages" is nebulous at best and unsolvable. [/quote] Maybe reading isn't your strength...but you didn't answer the original question...Why are you "against" AAP for all?[/quote] Its a ridiculous question. AAP is for all. There are no rules that purposely restrict certain people. [/quote] And you are being purposely obtuse. :roll: [/quote]
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