"How much" of the elementary Eureka curriculum does your 4th grader [or other elem grader] get?
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Anonymous
| I supplement like crazy so my 4th grader at a HRCS is at least exposed to the full range of the grade level math curriculum. To what extent do others experience schools teaching 'just the basics' of a module? are there schools out there that get through the whole grade curriculum, each year? |
Anonymous
| My kids are slightly younger, but in my experience it's varied enormously even between teachers at the same school. In 1st, they got through like 75% of modules doing like 50% of each one. It was pathetic. But then in 2nd this year, they got through the entire curriculum; the workbooks came home 95% complete (all during the school day; almost nothing came home to do). Second teacher was much better in virtually every respect, so there's that too. |
Anonymous
| My kids (3rd and 4th) have made it through the curriculum by the PARCC exam each year. They're at a DCPS. |
Anonymous
| What do you mean by “get”? |
Anonymous
| I’ve taught Eureka in DCPS for 6 years in two grades and two different schools and every year I’ve gotten through teaching the whole thing (give or take a few lessons we strategically skipped). |
Anonymous
Zearn is an exact lesson for lesson version of Eureka. Usually the same problems and everything. If you’re looking for something to cover all of Eureka at home. |
Anonymous
Agree, former DCPS teacher here. Zearn mirrors Eureka and is an excellent at home support. |