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18. The tough thing about groups of fifteen year olds.

Wed May 2, 2018, 11:47 AM

May 2018

Is how diverse their level of maturity is.

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My 15 y/o grandson is studying colonialism in Africa. [View all] MoonRiver May 2018 OP

Only his parents truly know what he's likely ready for Blue_Adept May 2018 #1

Yes, I plan to mention it to them. MoonRiver May 2018 #3

I agree complete Blue_Adept May 2018 #7

Indeed. This is the parent's ultimate decision. hlthe2b May 2018 #9

I like the fact that my parents never intervened IluvPitties May 2018 #12

is it intervening in school's curriculum or complementing it? hlthe2b May 2018 #14

Fantastic! IluvPitties May 2018 #2

I agree! MoonRiver May 2018 #4

Very true, and that is what he told me. MoonRiver May 2018 #8

Everyone is different, but by the time I was 15, MineralMan May 2018 #11

Give him and let him read three others malaise May 2018 #15

Thanks malaise! MoonRiver May 2018 #16

excellent book! Javaman May 2018 #17

The tough thing about groups of fifteen year olds. NCTraveler May 2018 #18

Talk to the teacher JustABozoOnThisBus May 2018 #19

The Belgian colonists were the worst IronLionZion May 2018 #21