ST Math

[Anonymous]

I don't really understand how boring children to death will improve their math skills.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sorry for coming late. What’s ST?

[Anonymous]

I emailed my child's teacher and cc'd the principal letting her know that my child is opting out of any ST Math, Imagine Reading and I-ready assignments. So freeing!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I emailed my child's teacher and cc'd the principal letting her know that my child is opting out of any ST Math, Imagine Reading and I-ready assignments. So freeing!

let us know what they reply. i am tempted to do this myself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I emailed my child's teacher and cc'd the principal letting her know that my child is opting out of any ST Math, Imagine Reading and I-ready assignments. So freeing!

It's public school. It's not an al a carte menu.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I emailed my child's teacher and cc'd the principal letting her know that my child is opting out of any ST Math, Imagine Reading and I-ready assignments. So freeing!

It's public school. It's not an al a carte menu.

Sure it is, when it requires parents participation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I emailed my child's teacher and cc'd the principal letting her know that my child is opting out of any ST Math, Imagine Reading and I-ready assignments. So freeing!

It's public school. It's not an al a carte menu.

it kind of is this year. It's not like they can take the kids to a computer lab to take the test like in a normal year

[Anonymous]

My daughter and her classmates in first grade love ST Math. Many of them have been mentioning it as a highlight of their day in their closing meeting. Of course it’s only the third day they’ve used it. Hopefully it stays fun for them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My daughter and her classmates in first grade love ST Math. Many of them have been mentioning it as a highlight of their day in their closing meeting. Of course it’s only the third day they’ve used it. Hopefully it stays fun for them.

Maybe because it starts on First grade level and they are in first grade?

[Anonymous]

i thought you all were exaggerating. i wronged you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:i thought you all were exaggerating. i wronged you.

Same

[Anonymous]

DD started the petals today. No complaints, though. She loves it. Math is her favorite subject. 3rd grade.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DD started the petals today. No complaints, though. She loves it. Math is her favorite subject. 3rd grade.

give it a few hours

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DD started the petals today. No complaints, though. She loves it. Math is her favorite subject. 3rd grade.

give it a few hours

my 5th grader, who also used to love math, has been in petal hell ALL WEEK.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DD started the petals today. No complaints, though. She loves it. Math is her favorite subject. 3rd grade.

give it a few hours

my 5th grader, who also used to love math, has been in petal hell ALL WEEK.

lol, well she went through the whole building the bridge section without complaint. She has to keep an STmath logbook, so if it’s wearing her down, we should be able to see that in the data.