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by DamonHD
1416 days ago
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Ability to work and play alongside other people, even people not exactly like themselves. Good numeracy and literacy. In particular not being fightened of STEM subjects. I'm a school governor to help make education better for my kids and those around them. Many of my relatives went to (very well known / pricy) private ("public") schools and I wouldn't consider anything other than a local normal school for my kids, now in their teens and doing well. It's worth noting Plomin's views[1] on what overdoing education actually achieves... [1] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/39074555-blueprint |
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I find the best way to do that is to have more than one child. Siblings have a safe place to practice basic and advanced human interaction every day wether they like it or not! Helps a lot in the long run.