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I can only afford to send my child to a private school for a few years. Which grades should I choose?
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Opinions vary. Some people argue that the peer-pressured adolescent years are most important. Others believe the early elementary years are key for adopting a lifelong love of learning. Still others view the high school years as crucial for preparing students for post-secondary success. It comes down to your circumstances and your child.

Visit the What's the best age section of this website to learn more about how children develop and how their learning styles change. Be sure to also read the articles Academic's Viewpoint and Psychologist's Viewpoint for their professional recommendations and opinions on this important topic.
 
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