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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Best countries don't even begin to teach reading until 7. Holding back preschoolers is a GOOD practice under today's high pressure environment. [/quote] +1 Why the rush? I don't GAF if my kids are the oldest or youngest. I wanted them to wait for school until it was more age-appropriate. Sounds corny, but it really is the gift of time. The only people who are comparing ages or worried about "the competition" are the hysterical anti-redshirters. MYOB, ignorant twits. [/quote] School is age appropriate. What is wrong with you to think its not? We wonder why the current generations of young people behave like they do and its because of parenting. [/quote] Guess you have little understanding of early childhood development. http://neatoday.org/2015/06/19/the-reading-rush-what-educators-say-about-kindergarten-reading-expectations/ http://redtri.com/the-correct-age-for-starting-kindergarten-according-to-research/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/answer-sheet/wp/2015/10/07/delaying-kindergarten-until-age-7-offers-key-benefits-to-kids-study/ “Many early childhood experts have expressed concern about forcing very young children to sit and do academic work, arguing that kids learn best through structured play.” [/quote]
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