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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No one should get extra time. It is just a scam for the wealthy to push their kids above the others. In real life you don't get extra time.[/quote] Really? My kid with ADHD got 1030 on the PSAT with a 504. Is this a score of a scam??[/quote] Our friend’s son got a 1550 with extra time and the kid was thrilled, as was the mom. She directly said it was a boatload of work for the accommodations and now that they got them, the kid stopped all meds and all therapy. Kid posted about it on Instagram. So just bc your kid didn’t benefit from it, doesn’t mean others don’t and 100% people scam the system. [/quote] Do you even hear yourself? "Load kids up on drugs and therapy, instead of of giving them... a few minutes to think". Really??!! [/quote] DP. I think the drugs and the therapy was part of the scam. They had to do it to make the diagnosis look real.[/quote]
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