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[quote=Anonymous]Who goes to these prep classes? - Highest performing exceptional students who have been working hard since elementary school - Parents are both STEM educated, well off, immigrants who come from cultures that value education over all else. - Can afford these classes either because HHI is high or because they live frugally and save for education. - Kids who have all their lives socialized with kids who come to these classes. This amount of hard work (4-6 hours every day) is normal for them. This is a highly self-selected group. 25% get in and 75% does not. Try getting your typical American kid to sit down and study for 6-8 hours each and every day during the whole summer break or during the pandemic. It will not happen. This is not a replicable model because no average American kid is willing to put in this much time and hard work, no average American family wants to devote so much time, effort or energy into living frugally, helping their child study, and spending their life around their kids education. Seriously, most of us could not handle a toilet paper shortage. We should leave this alone. [/quote]
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