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HaikuBotStalksMe t1_j7ed5xd wrote
Reply to comment by Healbite in Pennsylvania boy, 9, becomes one of the youngest ever high school graduates by QuicklyThisWay
Yeah, I feel that. I'm not a genius whatsoever, so don't assume that's what I'm getting at. But, like, I feel most content as a software engineer when I'm teaching people how to program vs actually programming.
I guess once I get good enough, I can become a mentor to co-workers.
eitzhaimHi t1_j7ecua4 wrote
Reply to Pennsylvania boy, 9, becomes one of the youngest ever high school graduates by QuicklyThisWay
Good for him, learning at his own pace and also pursuing martial arts and other activites where he can have friends his own age. He looks like someone on a good path!
Healbite t1_j7ebqd7 wrote
Reply to comment by brchelmo in Pennsylvania boy, 9, becomes one of the youngest ever high school graduates by QuicklyThisWay
Had a teacher who was a savant, went to college for physics at 12. He teaches for fun at a local college because all his research and patents are his paycheck.
awssjay t1_j7e9tfh wrote
Reply to comment by Goseki1 in Pennsylvania boy, 9, becomes one of the youngest ever high school graduates by QuicklyThisWay
Boredom from the student themselves in classes. As well as difficulty fitting in with classmates that can't keep up with them even in conversation. Most of the times they don't even know that the other person doesn't understand what they understand so quickly. They definitely will lack social skills without exposure in other places though.
In addition, it doesn't always feel like an external pressure that they need to perform highly. Its more internalized that they want to learn the next thing and master it.
Source: I was rushed through school, but everyone's situation will be different.
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Reply to comment by BJs_Minis in A student needed medical care and a home. His teachers adopted him. by JeffR47
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blackmambakl t1_j7e6xlz wrote
$49 bucks? That sounds like a pretty good deal for airfare.
SocraticIgnoramus t1_j7e4z2u wrote
Reply to comment by WhiteWashTXP in Pennsylvania boy, 9, becomes one of the youngest ever high school graduates by QuicklyThisWay
It’s definitely how we got the Principia.
WhiteWashTXP t1_j7e312e wrote
Reply to comment by SocraticIgnoramus in Pennsylvania boy, 9, becomes one of the youngest ever high school graduates by QuicklyThisWay
THATS HOW WE GOT FUSION BABY! Or like something like that... idk.
flutterdash2 t1_j7e15zd wrote
Reply to Pennsylvania boy, 9, becomes one of the youngest ever high school graduates by QuicklyThisWay
I hope his parents are taking good care of him, and not pushing him too much to the point of burnout.
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Healthy-Review-7484 t1_j7dylbx wrote
So happy for all of them. Hope they find the other child and that they are healthy.
SocraticIgnoramus t1_j7dxrh7 wrote
Reply to comment by brchelmo in Pennsylvania boy, 9, becomes one of the youngest ever high school graduates by QuicklyThisWay
To be fair that’s probably what a lot of them want. Savant level geniuses tend not to love attention.
HermioneMarch t1_j7dvwg8 wrote
Reply to Pennsylvania boy, 9, becomes one of the youngest ever high school graduates by QuicklyThisWay
But why? It’s awesome he is smart but what will he do post college? Get a full time career at 13? He needs to play with kids his own age. He needs to have fun. Not uplifting to me. I worry for him.
dixiedynamite13 t1_j7dqikv wrote
Reply to Targeted efforts in Oregon led to substantial gains for students who have historically graduated at lower rates. by OregonTripleBeam
Wife taught I. So Oregon. They have historically gains because of historical low standards.
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Reply to comment by sanjsrik in Pennsylvania boy, 9, becomes one of the youngest ever high school graduates by QuicklyThisWay
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Nszat81 t1_j7doot5 wrote
I see what you did there… “uplifting” news indeed.
Fathletic231 t1_j7dnro3 wrote
Reply to Pennsylvania boy, 9, becomes one of the youngest ever high school graduates by QuicklyThisWay
Good for him, but why is this uplifting
Independent_Ad_3928 t1_j7dmu62 wrote
Putting the air in Delaware
Goseki1 t1_j7dkvvt wrote
Reply to Pennsylvania boy, 9, becomes one of the youngest ever high school graduates by QuicklyThisWay
Why do kids like this get rushed through school? Surely they miss out on so much social learning and also have all the added pressure of feeling like they have to perform highly all the time? Why not just let them go through school at a normal pace? I don't get it.
brchelmo t1_j7dkbh8 wrote
Reply to Pennsylvania boy, 9, becomes one of the youngest ever high school graduates by QuicklyThisWay
I have been seeing news like this for years and never once have I ever heard of these geniuses again. It seems they roll through academia, get some hole-in-the-wall research gig and then fade into obscurity.
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w1n5t0nM1k3y t1_j7dgeg3 wrote
That guy looks good for 58
madbear84 t1_j7dfc76 wrote
This isn’t uplifting AT ALL! Sure it’s really nice that he’s being helped, but it shouldn’t take a teacher adapting him for him to get the help that he needs.
WILSON_CK t1_j7ed83x wrote
Reply to Pennsylvania boy, 9, becomes one of the youngest ever high school graduates by QuicklyThisWay
TIL Harrisburg is the capital of Pennsylvania. Congrats, kid, you definitely have a few more eggs in the basket than I do.