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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I prepped my child, and I am glad I did.  He is in the pool and he will be admitted based upon his other academic credentials.  He will be challenged and get better teachers and be among better, more serious classmates.  He will learn good study habits and more material.  He will then be better prepared for AP classes and high school.  This will advance him in his class ranking, grades, and SATs.  He will do better as a result, get into a better college and then get a better job and career.  He will make more money, live in a bigger house, attract a prettier wife, and join a nice country club.  He will learn the value of being prepared and teach this to his children by prepping them when they are in second grade.  As a result they will be admitted to AAP and will repeat their in their fathers success.[/quote]

I am guessing the above was typed tongue in cheek, but in case it isn't, I recommend you seriously check out the AAP program at your school and check out the 'SERIOUS' classmates that your snowflake will have.  There are MANY GT kids with IEPs (my son is one of them) who can be very disruptive and not serious in the least.  Not all of them get good grades either.  My son gets excellent grades, but he is quite the handful in the class.  He isn't even the worst one.

I could also make an argument against better teachers.  We've had some good ones, but we've had a couple of stinkers too.  One year, there was a Gen Ed teacher who was SO good that I wished I could take my son out and transfer him.

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