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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here: I'm questioning my decision to send my child to the AAP center for a number of reasons. Unfortunately, I don't have a crystal ball to see into the future, but right now I don't see much benefit. He misses his neighborhood friends and just doesn't seem happy. He's keeping up with the work, but grumbles a lot. He's also had to adjust to not being one of the smartest kids in his grade. Now he's just one of many smart kids. Instead of helping him grow, I think it's done some damage. To each his/her own, but I don't think AAP is all that parents are told it will be. [/quote] If your child is not struggling academically, but is only complaining about too much work, I wouldn't necessarily move him back to base school. Also, I think it's good for kids not to be one of the smartest kids. It prepares them for higher grade levels and for real life. It also helps to build work ethic if they have to work a little harder to get good grades. If he's feeling that he's not smart because he can't keep up with the work, that will have a negative impact on his self esteem and in that case I would move him back. [/quote]
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