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Hi,
I applied my child for College Gardens ES in Rockville for its Chinese Immersion Program.
I wonder how Immersion school deals with kids whose math is advanced.
Since there is only one CI class, do everyone just go in same pace? or do they move the kids with advanced Math to other class?
On the other hand, how do they handle the kids who are falling behind in math, then?
I applied my child for College Gardens ES in Rockville for its Chinese Immersion Program.
I wonder how Immersion school deals with kids whose math is advanced.
Since there is only one CI class, do everyone just go in same pace? or do they move the kids with advanced Math to other class?
On the other hand, how do they handle the kids who are falling behind in math, then?
Thank you so much for your reply.
How do they handle the math program? what if my child is advanced in math, do they put him in a different class? or since there is only one Mandarin class, the whole class goes in same pace?
How do they handle the math program? what if my child is advanced in math, do they put him in a different class? or since there is only one Mandarin class, the whole class goes in same pace?
Anyone on waitlist received a call by any chance?
My kid is on wait list #9, and I am not sure if he will have a chance to get into the program.
Also, is it worth sending kids over there for partial immersion? I heard not many non-native kids remain in the program at the end.
My kid was born in the US but I am not a native speaker. so I started wonder if it's a good idea to introduce three languages at same time.
My kid is on wait list #9, and I am not sure if he will have a chance to get into the program.
Also, is it worth sending kids over there for partial immersion? I heard not many non-native kids remain in the program at the end.
My kid was born in the US but I am not a native speaker. so I started wonder if it's a good idea to introduce three languages at same time.