*eyeroll*

[conuly]

If I ask you "what does age-appropriate mean", please don't respond by saying "the right level for her actual age". See, if I knew what you considered to be "the right level for her age", I wouldn't have asked that question in the first place!

Edit: If you're curious, I'm mostly miffed because (mihi) she didn't answer my question so much as rephrase her original statement - but if I'd known what her original statement meant to begin with, I would not have had to ask the question. I usually don't ask leading questions like that just for fun.

Comments

[ciara-belle.livejournal.com]

Seriously. I was miles beyond what I was "supposed" to be reading at that age. If the girl is smart, she can tackle Shakespeare, but I know some high school junior and seniors who would have trouble with it. Hell, there's an English major in my Shakespeare class this semester who has trouble with it.

[bridgetester.livejournal.com]

Is the trouble based on vocabulary? o.0

[ciara-belle.livejournal.com]

I guess so. I honestly don't know what her problem is. I don't think she's reading it closely enough, because she'll pull something out of the words that is completely different from what everyone else (students, professor, and the person who wrote the footnotes) comes up with.

And for the last two weeks she's been driving me crazy by saying "Anthony" instead of "Antony". *facepalm*