9 -year-old boy entered the classroom as observers

English However, little boy is such a word statement (should be the parents request to conceal the real name) actually finished all the school curriculum homeschooling, this semester, the statement made to enter the classroom observers of Zhejiang University, becoming the smallest rub class family, listening is linear algebra, calculus, eating paper is Nobel Prize Winner.
Wednesday 9:30, Zhejiang University, Zijin Campus West, three school buildings, students rush to catch a school bag to sit down and open, short-inch head, white sneakers, blue Mickey bags, washed jeans, made to see how words are callow, next to the boys through a few big man, the words and their words do not waist high. In the eyes of everyone amazed, the words went into physics class made Shumenshulu classroom. Has basically filled the seat in front, he had to in the penultimate row of picked a place to sit, and immediately a few boys up call: I never skip class, and are in accordance with my schedule to come to class. calculus and it gave a few big boys out of the eyeball stare almost, to admire a guy like to make immediately: Of course, this can cheat you? and shook his head, mouth, so that is in the excitement surrounding the brother and sister were quiet. Beginning physics class, because the reach the desktop, the words stand on their seats altogether made for a lecture, on the edge of a boy try to make him speak, refused to be made made things by the book: , the statement made by one of his legs had to kneel on the stool, one leg with the ground, then, pulls a leg.


he has almost fanatical interest in science

bell rang, the words made tidy bags and brother and sister with a classroom. , mainly on physics, mathematics and English classes, the other I read books or the Internet on their own self. there reading it. He and his mother in the school print shop, copy the information then. Zhejiang University student was 9 years old a child despised. son to think of this name special supernumerary students. He always ran up to me to say goodbye to Su. Things did not come to lectures, and it may be that some did not understand, he came again. , and would think, a lot of problems, he can answer the first time out, because the voice of children is very special,scarpe adidas f50, so I heard him answer it to know, but also can be answered correctly. p> Although the lectures very busy time with the statement made by the exchange is limited to 10 minutes of class time, but could see mine very much appreciate the statement made by the Soviet-German: can learn, and so on to university to attend. learning to master the.
a gifted child behind, what kind of parents stand? I certainly want to continue to follow friends.
, to take care of me. is happy, and can be changed during that time as a people, we are scared. telling them to draw flowers, speak words painted on paper, but the spacecraft, robots, the result would have a zero score; boys may be more naughty, school is not enough to concentrate on the results of a semester, has become a poor student made statements. She and her husband almost immediately this decision to the next,nike mercurial vapor prezzi, so that statement made by study at home. Ms Tang also quit the work of primary school teachers, home control children.
, and later, junior high school mathematics textbooks, he read out on all day.
this semester, the words made into Zhejiang University, university courses and students learning together.
it. mathematical things. >
the beginning to see a lot of junior high school children to give them lessons feel weird, but when he untied the problem, everyone believed, he also became friends with the children there. >

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