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[quote=Anonymous][quote][b]There are people from other countries who assume that every country is just like their old country. It is difficult for them to understand that things are different here[/b], because the idea of one test deciding the rest of a young person's life is so ingrained in their thinking. They hear about this AAP program and think that it must be the golden ticket to a good life here. They think that AAP must be a "better" program and don't realize that it is just a different program for those who learn in a different way. Prepping to do well on the second grade test will not change the way a child learns, it will simply cause a false result on the test.

And then they get their kids into AAP and complain that it is not so great after all![/quote]

Elitists on this thread?  That is just plain silly.

It is just that [b]those people[/b] from other countries don't understand how things work over here, with their [b]damn test prep culture[/b] as another PP so elegantly said. If those recent test-prep immigrants would just understand that their are sanctions and penalties (like going to jail if you cheat on an RFP for example) if you unethically prep your 7 year old for any of the 40 question AAP tests.  The scammers and preppers just need to get right in the head.

It would really help if someone (anyone?) can find a link or official statement where FCPS says that AAP test prep is unethical (or even better is considered cheating).  Please help if you can.[/quote]

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