Anonymous wrote:Red shirt if you can regardless of the circumstances. Red shirting gives those kids an enormous advantage for the rest of their lives.
Anonymous wrote:Red shirt if you can regardless of the circumstances. Red shirting gives those kids an enormous advantage for the rest of their lives.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mine was 22. I wasn't sure whether to red shirt him but each year he seemed a little too immature and I was afraid the other kids would sense his immaturity. He is clearly smarter than all the other kids but he's small and I didn't want his first school experience to be a bad one. I hope nobody has a problem with a 23 year old 1st grader.
+1 Same with toilet training. We waited until he was 16 and showed all the "signs of readiness".
16 is such a terrible age for it! Right in the middle of teenage defiance. I say, if it's not done by 9 or 10, just wait until they're 18.
Oh you are all so clever...
Clever in this case equaling dumbass.
Anonymous wrote:Red shirt if you can regardless of the circumstances. Red shirting gives those kids an enormous advantage for the rest of their lives.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mine was 22. I wasn't sure whether to red shirt him but each year he seemed a little too immature and I was afraid the other kids would sense his immaturity. He is clearly smarter than all the other kids but he's small and I didn't want his first school experience to be a bad one. I hope nobody has a problem with a 23 year old 1st grader.
+1 Same with toilet training. We waited until he was 16 and showed all the "signs of readiness".
16 is such a terrible age for it! Right in the middle of teenage defiance. I say, if it's not done by 9 or 10, just wait until they're 18.
Oh you are all so clever...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mine was 22. I wasn't sure whether to red shirt him but each year he seemed a little too immature and I was afraid the other kids would sense his immaturity. He is clearly smarter than all the other kids but he's small and I didn't want his first school experience to be a bad one. I hope nobody has a problem with a 23 year old 1st grader.
+1 Same with toilet training. We waited until he was 16 and showed all the "signs of readiness".
16 is such a terrible age for it! Right in the middle of teenage defiance. I say, if it's not done by 9 or 10, just wait until they're 18.