From: DominicandCaitlinsDad@comcast.net   
      
   Yes I do.  But I often use the enthusiasm to go above and beyond, BUT since   
   I have my guidelines, I often have to curtail it after so long to get back   
   to the agenda at hand.  Yes, you have the advantage on that one.   
   "Tinkerbell"  wrote in message   
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   > I guess what I'm saying isn't that you can't teach above, it's more that   
   you   
   > have to stay within subject guidelines and therefore miss out on utilising   
   a   
   > child's enthusiasm for a subject at a given time. Do you see what I'm   
   > saying?   
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   > "Kevin"  wrote in message   
   > news:CXUUa.141634$OZ2.26789@rwcrnsc54...   
   > > Nope, you can't teach below, but you can ALWAYS teach above.  I stand   
   firm   
   > > in this.  At least in America you can.   
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