RE: RE: An Embroidered Napkin vs. Virtual "Prime": How My 11-Year-Old Son Tried to Become a Game "Businessman"
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RE: An Embroidered Napkin vs. Virtual "Prime": How My 11-Year-Old Son Tried to Become a Game "Businessman"

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Thank you for your detailed comment and for sharing stories about your family. For me, there is an endless array of interesting things in the world, so I simply cannot limit myself to staying at home. However, I do support activities that offer additional learning—such as mastering English through games, or gaining an understanding of programming, strategy, and logistics. Parents want to see a reflection of themselves in their children. By the way, school grades were indeed higher yesterday. :)

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