Alvin thought Julie had a very good point. There had to be a reason his girl had failed her exam!
With so many teachers at the school, and even Old Rat and Dr. Banner, none of them had noticed what was wrong with Ginny...
That proved they were all incompetent. He would call them later and dock their pay!
Looking at Julie's smiling face, Alvin said with a grin, "Then what should I do about Ginny? Read all the knowledge to her like you did?
What does 'learning through exercise and practice' mean?"
Julie shook her head with a smile and said, "There are many kinds of learning disabilities: dyslexia, spatial impairment, dysgraphia. I'm still not sure what kind of learning disability Ginny has.
"But I can roughly guess. She's the kind of child who needs to draw knowledge from practice.
"It's like how some people can't understand books on car repair at all, but once they pick up some tools, they can easily take a car apart and put it back together.
"We need a professional to determine exactly what's wrong with her!
"But I don't think it's a serious problem. At least now we know the general reason.
"Besides, Ginny has exceptional advantages, and no one will force her to achieve any particular level.
"There are many ways to learn. School education is only one of them.
"Zack missed his High School Championship because of this, but I'm sure Ginny definitely won't have the same problem."
Alvin narrowed his eyes at Julie, who seemed to be standing up for Zack. He glared at the innocent-looking Zack and said unhappily, "You make it sound like you could have kept up with the school curriculum if you had studied seriously for two years..."
As he spoke, Alvin looked at Julie