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Reply to "Competitive academics - what to tell the smart, hard-working kid who isn't "the best""
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Get some perspective OP. Some of us have smart but learning disabled kids who are never even going to be sure our kids will go to college at all. Your daughter can cope with not being THE star. So can you. Literally do not give it another thought. [/quote] The whole point of this thread is helping a kid cope with not being the star. Like that's the whole premise -- help me help my kid see that where they are at right now is great and they don't need to worry about these other kids who are winning awards. At no point did anyone in this thread say anything to put down kids who don't go to college, or to make kids or parents of kids who struggle to do well academically feel bad. You are the one who needs perspective here.[/quote] Relax jaaanice[/quote] Who?[/quote]
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