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By seeing,relative to other kids your age, what you are competent at, not the least what you've managed on your own.
THAT's the indicator for level of maturity.
And teachers have certainly an "instinct" for that, an instinct distilled from many years of experience, so that they know what they normally can expect from a 16-year old and what is extremely uncommon.
However, it might be that the most that you can hope for is a few conversations with professionals who can give you good,relevant reading tips.
That should be a realistic goal, and quite attractive in itself, agreed?
I believe that lectures at Danish universities are public and, in principle, open for all to listen to.
But it doesn't follow that your school will allow you attendance in school time, or that it is possible for the university to regard you as a regular student (for example, grading papers, allowing you to sit exam and so on).
But there is no harm in exploring such possibilities, is there?![Smile :smile: :smile:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
PS:
Ask your Mom and Dad as well. Moms and Dads want to be involved in such decisions, that's their nature...
THAT's the indicator for level of maturity.
And teachers have certainly an "instinct" for that, an instinct distilled from many years of experience, so that they know what they normally can expect from a 16-year old and what is extremely uncommon.
However, it might be that the most that you can hope for is a few conversations with professionals who can give you good,relevant reading tips.
That should be a realistic goal, and quite attractive in itself, agreed?
I believe that lectures at Danish universities are public and, in principle, open for all to listen to.
But it doesn't follow that your school will allow you attendance in school time, or that it is possible for the university to regard you as a regular student (for example, grading papers, allowing you to sit exam and so on).
But there is no harm in exploring such possibilities, is there?
PS:
Ask your Mom and Dad as well. Moms and Dads want to be involved in such decisions, that's their nature...
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