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What about the perception that greatly advancing your toddler's learning before they start school, may mean your child will be placed into an education system t
by guidedlight 11y ago
What about the perception that greatly advancing your toddler's learning before they start school, may mean your child will be placed into an education system that simply isn't designed to cater for them?
- gliese1337 11y agoI feel like that was addressed, in bits and pieces. If you're worried about your kid ending up "abnormal" or "out of place"... well, yeah, they will. But the author (and myself) have no problem with "abnormal". "Normal" is not necessarily good. He does say that he's worried about boredom (and again, I agree), but that is much more easily fixed by looking for teachers or special programs that can cater to the child's needs, maybe skipping grades... or, if that fails, continuing to enrich your child's education yourself.
- scotty79 11y agoI don't think education system is properly designed for children that don't learn before they start school either.