Anonymous wrote:Test prep produces no real learning, just spit-out-the-answer for the test capability.You can answer test questions correctly without having mastered the subject matter.
You cannot "prep and train the LD"- this phrase makes no sense. A learning disability is a difference in how a person learns.
Everyone has differences in how they learn. The more we know about our own particular differences, the better we can reach our potential. Do we learn best by seeing or by hearing or by doing? These are real differences in how people learn and knowing how we best learn can be truly useful in how we approach learning new subjects.
Test prep is useless to true learning.
My conscious is quite clear. I make no excuses for the fact I can train a monkey to excel in any K-12 or "IQ" test.
Anonymous wrote:Funny, my most successful friend has and LD and was always in the bottom of the class. He barely made it through college.
Anonymous wrote:Funny, my most successful friend has and LD and was always in the bottom of the class. He barely made it through college.
Anonymous wrote:Funny, my most successful friend has and LD and was always in the bottom of the class. He barely made it through college.
It will be interesting to see how many of the AAP kids THRIVE in their jobs at McDonalds or Walmart in afew years!
Anonymous wrote:It will be interesting to see how many of the AAP kids THRIVE in their jobs at McDonalds or Walmart in afew years!