Who was more involved preparing your kid's AAP file?
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Anonymous
| The mom or dad in the family? |
Anonymous
| Me, the mom. |
Anonymous
| Equal in our family |
Anonymous
| Mom. Dad has no idea what the form even looks like. |
Anonymous
| Me, mom. Daddy only asks questions... |
Anonymous
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Involvement in AAP file? File? I took 10-15 minutes to fill out a form and that was it. Spending time putting together a file seems a bit over the top.
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Anonymous
Get over yourself. The answer to the question then, is you did. Involved means getting the deadline, getting the form, filling it out, dropping it off. I didn't define it initially. |
Anonymous
| Neither |
Anonymous
| Mom, Dad was oblivious. But, I usually handle school issues, he handles sports. |
Anonymous
Yeah, kind of like saying that being proactive about your child's education is over the top. As PP said, get over yourself. You didn't even answer the question. Are you mom or dad? If you were the less involved parent, you wouldn't even be on this forum. |
Anonymous
The fact that you're on this board means you're just like the rest of us, despite your attempts to seem superior. |
Anonymous
| Mom. Dad didn't even know she made it in pool and that I was submitting something. He could care less. |
Anonymous
| I prepared the whole thing, but my husband read the parent questionnaire and edited/added a few things. |
Anonymous
I can't give half ass in anything. So if I'm filling a questionnaire, I'm going to think of the best examples for each and make sure I am happy with the content. I can rewrite a section 3 times if I think of something better. I also had to wait for a recommendation letter to be written and had to look through DC's writing samples. Total time spent: an hour. But I was happy with what I submitted. |
Anonymous
| Dad (me). I was in Ffx County GT as a kid and mom's not from the US and doesn't know the system. |