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Meaning what?
by Glavnokoman 5y ago
Meaning what?
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- ffffwe3rq352y3 5y agoMeaning that if you have money you will get a better score than if you don't. If that's not a problem to you then fine but I think its a little messed up.
- Glavnokoman 5y agoIs it just owning the money which grants you a better score? In that case that's the problem indeed. But if you think that investing money in your or your kids development is a problem I tend to disagree. That's the whole point of having money.
- ffffwe3rq352y3 5y agoI understand what your trying to say but paying for a tutor to specifically train you for the SAT is not giving your child a better education. (Well it kind of is because they'll get into a better college from a better SAT score but training for the test itself doesn't really make you more educated) If if just getting a better education gives you a better score on the SAT then that is a "problem" impossible to fix. However, teaching kids tips and tricks to do better on the SAT would have minimal effect on their actual intelligence. That right there is the main problem: Preparing for the SAT has no substantial increase in intelligence but does make it seem like you do. I don't have much time when I'm writing this so if your confused by something just ask
- Glavnokoman 5y agoI see your point now, and I do agree with it. Sorry, but it was rather difficult to get it from the original message.
- ffffwe3rq352y3 5y agoHey thanks for reading it! I thought it was a misunderstanding! (I'm sometimes not very clear)