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[quote=Anonymous][quote]Wow, interesting thread here. OP, has your child expressed interest in doing KUMON? Did your DH, the math wiz, do KUMON as a child? He must have because KUMON creates math geniuses. Has your child expressed the desire to grow up to be a math wiz? I doubt it. Why not let your child have his/her childhood and stop living through them? I am beginning to feel that the mothers that push their children into child beauty pagents operate in the same philosophical realm as mothers who push educational training on their young children. As for China being a force for Americans to fear, I believe that China will grow old long before it grows rich. At the end of the day the US creates the software and IP, they just pirate it. This is what skill and drill gets you.[/quote] For ever young and creative previous poster, I'm sure you'll delight us with what interests and desires your 3-year-old precious darling has expressed to you? Can you give the rest of us who expose our 'robotic' children to what we view as important an example of 'rea'l 3-year-old expressed desires and wants? It appears 20-30 minutes of "kumon-like" mathematics per day destroys childhood and creativity. I suspect 20-30 minutes of swimming drills in the pool destroys creativity for synchronized swimming talent? or 20-30 min of music drills per day is the death knell for a creative musician? Does your child have ADHD? [/quote]
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