If two students are intellectually equivalent, they should receive the same scores. Academics should not be a twisted game; it should be a fair and accurate environment for children. Princeton neuroscientist Sam Wang found that “parents want to provide the best environment for their children, but delaying school is rarely the right approach. The first 6 years of life is a time of tremendous growth and change in the developing brain” (Wang and Aamodt). Since the first 6 years are some of the most important years for the brain, kids should be in school learning information and lessons. Learning is social and if a child is parked in front of a TV, they will not learn a lot. It might even cause more problems down the road. Redshirting gives an unfair advantage in the scoring system and is not the right approach for