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It backfired. She started way ahead of the other kids in school, which put tons of pressure on her to achieve and perform, eventually losing her love of learnin
by nickbauman 11y ago
It backfired. She started way ahead of the other kids in school, which put tons of pressure on her to achieve and perform, eventually losing her love of learning at school. By sophomore year in highschool she was essentially "checked out" in spite of winning awards given to many community leaders of note today. She completed two years of undergrad (much of it on scholarship) and quit.
- infinite8s 11y agoAh that's too bad. It's unfortunate that most schools are geared toward the lowest common denominator and don't have the ability to provide advanced customized learning for those children that can handle it.
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