Parental Brag: Dean’s List Edition
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The weird thing (or not so weird thing if you think about it)? The heavier his credit load, the harder the subject matter, the better the grades.
@LuFins-Dad said in Parental Brag: Dean’s List Edition:
The weird thing (or not so weird thing if you think about it)? The heavier his credit load, the harder the subject matter, the better the grades.
I was like that, too, for whatever reason. I never took under 18 credits, all through undergrad.
Big congrats! (Although I am not at all surprised.)
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That is awesome!! Congratulations to both Lucas and his parents!!
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GPA on a 4.0 scale. Average is considered to be 2.0…
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GPA on a 4.0 scale. Average is considered to be 2.0…
@LuFins-Dad said in Parental Brag: Dean’s List Edition:
Average is considered to be 2.0…
"The gentleman's 'C'."
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Nice, Jon - congrats!
Clearly, all the TNCR children are above average.
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@jon-nyc said in Parental Brag: Dean’s List Edition:
Seemed like the right thread for this.
Nice!
As an aside, Luke graduates with his BS in Molecular Biology in 3 weeks. He has 2 labs to take over the summer then on to a 1 year nursing intensive.
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Italian as a language is a particularly inspired choice…
The Brad
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Italian as a language is a particularly inspired choice…
@LuFins-Dad said in Parental Brag: Dean’s List Edition:
Italian as a language is a particularly inspired choice…
There’s a story behind that. It’s always been a priority of mine to get him operationally fluent in Spanish. He had a nanny from 1-5 who spoke to him exclusively in Spanish. He had group classes in first and second grade and a private tutor from 3rd grade on.
His elementary school had Spanish class twice a week for all grades.
Then middle school starts. It’s an IB program and is very formalized. It started back at basic Spanish. I listened in (this was Covid he was home) and they were learning basic numbers and colors.
So we switched him to Italian (which he was interested in) and we kept the tutoring up in Spanish another year or two.
His Italian teacher loves him and he got the only perfect score on the final last year.
His Spanish comprehension is quite good and only getting better. Keep in mind Mayla and I speak Spanish exclusively at home. He’s not comfortable speaking it but it’s more shyness than ability.
In Spain last week he insisted on having his own conversations- basic stuff like ordering food, asking the waiter questions, getting the burger without onions, where’s the bathroom, etc. Because as much as he doesn’t want to speak he is more embarrassed about the idea of me ordering for him.
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@jon-nyc @LuFins-Dad That is awesome to both of you!!!
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