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Is 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
by Glavnokoman 5y ago
Is 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)