As you probably know, I have three boys. They are seventeen, thirteen, and eleven. They are absolutely nothing alike. The oldest is self-motivated, driven, and somewhat introverted. Good grades come easily for him. He plays on the golf team. My middle son is motivated (by ME), driven (by ME), and is the Pied Piper when it comes to friends. He gets good grades but isn't willing to work as hard as his brother. He plays competitive basketball. My youngest is self-motivated, wants to do well, and is definitely an extrovert. However, he has to work hard for his grades. He plays baseball and basketball. Having three boys who are so different has also helped me appreciate my students unique personalities and strengths. Over the years I have had many siblings in my classes, and I make a point to NEVER compare them! Because my oldest son is a junior, we have started to talk about college. Although he claims he is goin...