She probably won't. Move on for your own good.
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Well, I just don't think that's quite correct. It's possible to increase one's jump height significantly and her entries would surely affect her jump execution as well.
I think that for a skater at this age it's much more important to have good musicality and skating skills, both being things she is excellent at. And even if she never does get passable jumps(Something we even can only judge in roughly 4 to 5 years, really), I'd much rather watch someone skating like this than stone faced good jumper number 581.
Remember the standard level for her age would be to only have 1A and double jumps.
Ah, one note here. Her rotation speed is actually very fast. So if she does gain some height, that could go a long way towards stable triples(slightly lower height with slightly faster rotation tends to be more stable).
Consideration for something such as:
Last May:
http://www.sportvokrug.ru/r/competition/2755/Протокол.pdf
Over 45 points a notch above her age group, while being one of the youngest members of said age group.
It's possible that the program is planned to be far too difficult as a training method which might show dividends significantly further down the line. Well, in any case - this girl definitely is worth tracking.
EDIT: She got the only +3 GOE(by one judge) of the entire competition for the step sequence, it also was the highest GOE step sequence of the competition and the second-highest scoring step sequence after Plakhotnaya, who had lvl 3 steps instead of lvl 2. It scored higher than Akatieva's, for instance.
That IS a big deal! She's 8.
Also, only 4 skaters had a higher SS PCS mark than her even though she placed 42nd in the free and had 5 falls.
