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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]we have told our DC, there is nothing wrong. Its ok if kids feel something they have accomplished which will boost their confidence.

I did check with our DC if anybody in the class discussed about AAP selection, he said no one.

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How has your kid "accomplished" something?  Unbelievable.   :roll: [/quote]

[b]I am just going to ignore this and not answer your question. This is the way I think and I don't care if you don't think the same way or not.[/quote][/b]

If your child qualified for special education services, would you tell him that he "accomplished" something?  Because that was the onus and is still the legal basis behind offering a form of special education for the highly intelligent kids who learn differently, not necessarily better.

This is the problem with the current AAP.    Instead of being considered a "service" it become another way for parents to measure how "accomplished" their kid is.  I guess we should be thankful that no one has come up with an AAP bumper sticker yet.     [/quote]

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