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	<title>Comments on: Is Kindergarten the New First Grade?</title>
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		<title>By: Ancient Aspie</title>
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		<description>I&#039;ve been very concerned as I&#039;ve watched this trend. It completely ignores the differing development rates in children, and sets a lot of them up for failure that they wouldn&#039;t have to face if subjects were introduced later. If my children were in school now, I would put my foot down. I wouldn&#039;t allow them to bring homework home, and would encourage them not to worry about the teacher&#039;s demandsm ir abiyt grades. Remember, unless you&#039;re trying to get your child into an &quot;exclusive&quot; school, grades are completely unimportant. Let your child make Cs or less if it means he won&#039;t be under stress. </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ve been very concerned as I&#8217;ve watched this trend. It completely ignores the differing development rates in children, and sets a lot of them up for failure that they wouldn&#8217;t have to face if subjects were introduced later. If my children were in school now, I would put my foot down. I wouldn&#8217;t allow them to bring homework home, and would encourage them not to worry about the teacher&#8217;s demandsm ir abiyt grades. Remember, unless you&#8217;re trying to get your child into an &#8220;exclusive&#8221; school, grades are completely unimportant. Let your child make Cs or less if it means he won&#8217;t be under stress.</p>
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