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    Re: Will enrichment lead to more boredom at school?
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    I always liked ColinsMum's approach: if the child is going to need differentiation, it might as well be really obvious!
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    Originally Posted by MichelleC
    I always liked ColinsMum's approach: if the child is going to need differentiation, it might as well be really obvious!

    Amen to that! wink

    What is to give light must endure burning.
    Re: Will enrichment lead to more boredom at school?
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    Originally Posted by MichelleC
    I always liked ColinsMum's approach: if the child is going to need differentiation, it might as well be really obvious!
    Oh yes, I like this so hard!
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