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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]But you seem to assume that these kids are all of a sudden stopping their tutoring once they get to TJ and then they can't keep up in Math. Believe me, the TJ kids who have been getting tutoring in ES & MS are continuing to get tutoring through TJ.[/quote] Do you thinkTJ students should be able to be successful in their math courses without outside tutoring? And what is the difference between getting help outside of school and getting help during the school day? [/quote] Yes. [b]The more tutoring they need, the harder the math requirement will be[/b]. Some people have natural talent in math -- just like any other talent.[/quote] So, [i]should[/i] TJ students be getting outside tutoring in math? I can see kids at a regular school needing tutoring to keep up, but why does a kid at TJ have regular outside tutors? [/quote]
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