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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I mean at Blair...[/quote] DC is in college and I’m not going to harass DC and waste my own time with a question from an internet bully and stalker. From memory, though, I’m not sure they had a textbook. If they did, I have no clue what it was. You got me: I can’t time travel back to when DC was in high school. Congrats. Tell yourself you won. For the rest of you, who have been trying to follow this thread through the massive derailment involving weird personal attacks on me, - I stand by my comparison of the Blair magnet statistics class against my highly regarded graduate school course (which I hope the post above makes clear), and - Magnet parents have told you in this thread that magnet classes are indeed comparable to college classes, and also that their kids ran out of classes at their colleges. Every one of you can choose to believe these things, or not believe them and make personal attacks on the parents. It’s your choice. Let me suggest, however, that ignoring actual information from actual parents would be your loss.[/quote] ??? I've never bullied you here. I'm the poster above who said from experience that covering regression doesn't necessarily imply an accelerated course. I then asked specifics on the Blair course (since you have direct experience with a child who took it) to try to figure it out. I'm not out to get you or anything. It would help to see if the Blair Applied Stats class is an "advanced" AP stats, or if it is modeled after a Stats with Programming course which is the usual course math majors who took AP stats would take in college. [/quote]
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