AMP6+ to Algebra?

Anonymous
Has anyone's kid ever skipped AMP7+ and just gone straight into Algebra in 7th?

Kid passed AMP6+ basically eyes-closed and was bored, and spent the summer doing Khan Academy for fun.

What's in AMP7+ that's essential for Algebra, and is it possible to just augment w/ tutoring and/or outside instruction?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone's kid ever skipped AMP7+ and just gone straight into Algebra in 7th?

Kid passed AMP6+ basically eyes-closed and was bored, and spent the summer doing Khan Academy for fun.

What's in AMP7+ that's essential for Algebra, and is it possible to just augment w/ tutoring and/or outside instruction?


Oh boy. I think there are at least three concurrent threads on middle school math placement?

AMP6+ covers 6th grade math and the first half of 7th grade math, and AMP7+ covers the second half of 7th and all of 8th - which is the "missing material" you are asking about. For that specific content, I would suggest checking the math resources at MCPS' website or your specific MS, which should have links to the curriculum, or check in with your MS math department.



Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone's kid ever skipped AMP7+ and just gone straight into Algebra in 7th?

Kid passed AMP6+ basically eyes-closed and was bored, and spent the summer doing Khan Academy for fun.

What's in AMP7+ that's essential for Algebra, and is it possible to just augment w/ tutoring and/or outside instruction?


Oh boy. I think there are at least three concurrent threads on middle school math placement?

AMP6+ covers 6th grade math and the first half of 7th grade math, and AMP7+ covers the second half of 7th and all of 8th - which is the "missing material" you are asking about. For that specific content, I would suggest checking the math resources at MCPS' website or your specific MS, which should have links to the curriculum, or check in with your MS math department.





OP of the Middle school Math thread. I'm guessing this is a troll thread
Anonymous
I did try to check MCPS for what would be skipped, but the link for the description of AMP7+ (which is a fairly new addition to the curriculum, I think?) says only "coming soon" which isn't exactly helpful

https://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/curriculum/math/middle/amp7/
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone's kid ever skipped AMP7+ and just gone straight into Algebra in 7th?

Kid passed AMP6+ basically eyes-closed and was bored, and spent the summer doing Khan Academy for fun.

What's in AMP7+ that's essential for Algebra, and is it possible to just augment w/ tutoring and/or outside instruction?


Oh boy. I think there are at least three concurrent threads on middle school math placement?

AMP6+ covers 6th grade math and the first half of 7th grade math, and AMP7+ covers the second half of 7th and all of 8th - which is the "missing material" you are asking about. For that specific content, I would suggest checking the math resources at MCPS' website or your specific MS, which should have links to the curriculum, or check in with your MS math department.





OP of the Middle school Math thread. I'm guessing this is a troll thread


I am not a troll, and yours isn't the only special snowflake good at math and struggling in MCPS's math class maze.

Sorry you're not that unique, I guess.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone's kid ever skipped AMP7+ and just gone straight into Algebra in 7th?

Kid passed AMP6+ basically eyes-closed and was bored, and spent the summer doing Khan Academy for fun.

What's in AMP7+ that's essential for Algebra, and is it possible to just augment w/ tutoring and/or outside instruction?


Oh boy. I think there are at least three concurrent threads on middle school math placement?

AMP6+ covers 6th grade math and the first half of 7th grade math, and AMP7+ covers the second half of 7th and all of 8th - which is the "missing material" you are asking about. For that specific content, I would suggest checking the math resources at MCPS' website or your specific MS, which should have links to the curriculum, or check in with your MS math department.





OP of the Middle school Math thread. I'm guessing this is a troll thread


I am not a troll, and yours isn't the only special snowflake good at math and struggling in MCPS's math class maze.

Sorry you're not that unique, I guess.


I never called mine a special snowflake but apparently you think yours is
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone's kid ever skipped AMP7+ and just gone straight into Algebra in 7th?

Kid passed AMP6+ basically eyes-closed and was bored, and spent the summer doing Khan Academy for fun.

What's in AMP7+ that's essential for Algebra, and is it possible to just augment w/ tutoring and/or outside instruction?


Oh boy. I think there are at least three concurrent threads on middle school math placement?

AMP6+ covers 6th grade math and the first half of 7th grade math, and AMP7+ covers the second half of 7th and all of 8th - which is the "missing material" you are asking about. For that specific content, I would suggest checking the math resources at MCPS' website or your specific MS, which should have links to the curriculum, or check in with your MS math department.





OP of the Middle school Math thread. I'm guessing this is a troll thread


I am not a troll, and yours isn't the only special snowflake good at math and struggling in MCPS's math class maze.

Sorry you're not that unique, I guess.


I never called mine a special snowflake but apparently you think yours is


Calm down people.

OP, too bad there's nothing at the link. Your MS math department is probably your best bet. In terms of online resources, you can look here for the common core standards for 7th and 8th grade math - this will identify the concepts that are taught before Algebra 1 and would presumably be included in AMP7+.

https://tools.achievethecore.org/coherence-map/
post reply Forum Index » Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS)
Message Quick Reply
Go to: