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...book that what we used to consider third world countries are now outdistancing us in terms of research and, more than anything, work ethic," he says. "I want our kids to realize they're not just competing with the kid next to them who didn't do his homework. They're up against a much [bigger group] that's working very hard to take the job they want...
...that admiration comes at a price of an unflattering stereotype. Reactions vary when others find out Litt is in Math 55. Some immediately request homework help, he says. “Sometimes people just spontaneously combust, swoon, faint, turn bright red, start giggling...
...that fear, the myth will haunt us. In this case, we fear our children won't have anything like the nice life we have. Parents worry that their best efforts for their children might not be enough. Despite all those rides to soccer practice, and all those nights checking homework, and all that money spent on college, the real world is simply too competitive and too expensive for our child to make it. Home prices are so outrageously high in the big cities that it seems impossible the next generation will be able to afford one. Tuition is so steep...
...This is ridiculous! ‘Over-represented?’ My kids’ parents can’t even speak English! [The kids] work for five or six hours each night in their parents’ stores, and still manage to get all of their homework done by the next day. Without fail. They work harder than anyone...
...problems,” she said. “I don’t trust technology.” Adewuyi did try to see the glass half full, in the end, though. “The only good thing that came out of it was that the homework was extended,” she said. Despite the difficulties encountered yesterday, many students are still satisfied with Harvard’s FAS server system. “It works mighty fine,” said Toomas Laarits ’10. Nettifee offered reassurance to students concerned about possible future technology...