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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well... apparently the child IS bored as he says he is bored, yet he scored in the 99th percentile.  And his teacher says that he just doesn't see the point of putting a lot of effort into it.... yet, give him a math test/problem and he is often able to answer faster (and more correctly) than his older sibling in 3rd grade adv. math.  So, yes, you can call it bored or not engaged or just poor attention in class... but that's what he shows during the school day despite reading above grade level and having superior test scores.

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I hate when parents claim kids are bored in class.    :thumbdown: [/quote]

Gifted children are never bored in class. Because gifted children are constantly investigating and inquiring and picking things up and looking at them from different angles (metaphorically speaking). Being bored in class is actually a marker of non-giftedness.[/quote]

You tell 'em, sista!!!!!!  Soooo true![/quote]

This.

My ds has never complained of boredom in school...even when he was being taught letters two years after he learned to read. In his mind, there is always something else to discover or some other way to look at something. He has always managed to find a way to tweak assignments to make them more challenging. This was actually mentioned in his GBRS. [/quote]

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