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    The key is not pissing of the people who are trying to help you, while you are frustrated!

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    That is wonderful!!! Enjoy the fruits of your labor!!

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    Originally Posted by Incogneato
    The key is not pissing of the people who are trying to help you, while you are frustrated!

    I so agree Neato, but it is very, very difficult in my case. I am sure that I have gotten both P and VP angry over the last few years. Part of it is the fact that I want things done right away, part is the fact that English is my second language and because of the lack of words (when I am excited) I frequently come along as impolite. At least I think so wink
    But look, even if I sounded angry and impolite, it has worked.

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    Ania - Yippee!
    The online physics sounds like a big help, too.

    I'm so glad for you.


    I had a little happy feeling about this thread all day. Somehow it lead me to think this way:

    I figure that somewhere there are schools that do right by our kids, without the parents even thinking twice and their parents might never think to go on the Internet to talk about giftedness, because their child's needs are being met - and things go well, and we never meet these parents. So it's doubly important to hear about your success. So you ruffled feathers along the way - in the end it's about the children getting their needs met.

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    Very nice. What physics course is it? U of Mo?

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    Ania, I came close to being obnoxious a few times as well. Last year at the end of the school year was pretty bad for me. I left a frustrated and almost incoherent message on the principal's voicemail that I didn't feel real good about!

    Hey we're all human!

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    Fantastic news Ania! I am sure DS is feeling much better now.

    BTW May be having English as a second language is a nice excuse for some not too diplomatic comments. "She sure didn't mean it, you know. English is her second language." At least I hope it works this way wink


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    Yeah!!! I am so happy to hear schools somewhere are working to help top kids.

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    Originally Posted by Lorel
    Very nice. What physics course is it? U of Mo?

    Sorry Lorel, I only saw this question now.
    It is BYU Distance Education
    http://ce.byu.edu/is/site/

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