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The kids all have the same potential in kindergarten and 1st grade. Sure, a few precocious kids are reading and doing basic arithmetic already, but most kids, e
by kurupt213 4y ago
The kids all have the same potential in kindergarten and 1st grade. Sure, a few precocious kids are reading and doing basic arithmetic already, but most kids, even from affluent intact households, are just ready to get beyond recognizing sight words.
- feet 4y ago>kids all have the same potential in kindergarten and 1st grade. This statement is false. By this point, children have already been exposed to a large portion of their parents' vocabulary even tangentially rather than directly. The amount of attention that kids receive can vary depending on their parents' schedules. The amount and quality of nutrition has a large impact on brain and cognitive development. That's not even accounting for base genetic differences, but these differences do impact the epigenetic control of expression of proteins.
- mistrial9 4y agoyou need to get out more -- this is beyond 'not true'