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This worked for me; I was near the top of my class in a large urban high school, and breezed through academically (though we did have the benefit of cross-regis
by cbm-vic-20 7y ago
This worked for me; I was near the top of my class in a large urban high school, and breezed through academically (though we did have the benefit of cross-registering with the local university).
I became a long distance runner- cross country, track. This was immensely challenging, and our team was very diverse, ethnically and academically, giving an opportunity to break out of the "smart kid bubble" that a lot of "gifted" kids live in.
Then college and beer happened: I am no longer a long distance runner.