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nightangel73

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Posted: 07-22-07 21:41pm

me and my brother were never punished for grades..my brother never had bad grades and I was ace student until my senior year..I only saw bad grades in college but my parents didn't do anything except to tell me that of course my grades were not good because i'm not studying enough. In the end they said i better pass otherwise they were not going to pay more room and boarding hehehe oh good memories..

so i don't know if punishing for grades works..i guess I would try to find what the root cause of the problem is and go from there..
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MRedd

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Posted: 11-09-08 18:28pm

Coming from a current teenager's views. You just have to stress the importance of grades. I was never grounded or scolded for grades. EVER. Now I'm graduating from highschool with a 3.8 this year. So, I guess it wasn't really necessary. We were never yelled at for grades. Other siblings: Oldest sister graduated from highschool with a 3.992 a year early and graduated from undergraduate school with a 3.9 magna cum laude, older brother went to University of Washington four years early, and graduated with a high GPA, my other older sister graduated from highschool with a 3.65 (she kind of got smashed by Calculus because she was out with a burst appendix for half of the class), and now she's in college and doing well. My other siblings are younger than me and are similar with grades.

They just helped us to understand why we need good grades, and of course, there was always the good old, "I've got to be as good as x sibling."
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