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ZrByte · 24-03-2004, 18:46

Its certainly not a disability, and she certainly doesnt have special needs.

How about the many others with High I.Q. , should we start sending them all to Private schools at our expense? how is she any different than any other gifted child?

If she is unable to learn at a normal school then maybe she should be entitled to it as that would constitute a learning disability however this doesnt seem to be the case, her father simply decided to move her to a private school and now expects us to flip the bill (He is a Dr by the way and I'll bet he is on a fair bit more money than most of us).

What is this Girls I.Q. anyway?

24-03-2004, 18:46	#6
ZrByte Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Wirral / Ex CWC Area Age: 43 Posts: 3,251	Re: a 'disability' or not ? Its certainly not a disability, and she certainly doesnt have special needs. How about the many others with High I.Q. , should we start sending them all to Private schools at our expense? how is she any different than any other gifted child? If she is unable to learn at a normal school then maybe she should be entitled to it as that would constitute a learning disability however this doesnt seem to be the case, her father simply decided to move her to a private school and now expects us to flip the bill (He is a Dr by the way and I'll bet he is on a fair bit more money than most of us). What is this Girls I.Q. anyway?