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E.d. you. I would say it is extremely important for students to be in

control of the pace that they're learning at and in control of what it is that they're learning. You can't teach an

art student marine by, I mean you could you could teach that marine biology I

guess they're interested in that but if they don't want to learn that and if they're

actively against learning that no matter how long you spend in that classroom they're never

learning it and if you're going marine biology over the course of three years when you could do it in three months

that's also a problem and you know vice versa if you're doing it at three months

when it should take three years that's an issue as well.

Welcome to Tilt Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring, informing and supporting parents raising differently wired kids.

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