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Reply to "Is there such a thing as an advanced academic program in Arlington public schools? "
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It can be hard to know how services are delivered unless you attend an info session and the gifted services teacher gives a thorough presentation. I have been through three of these presentations at two elementary schools and one middle. Only one of them gave a good, thorough insight into how services are delivered, including many samples of materials given to the kids- both “general population” and gifted services materials. One of the objectives of gifted services in APS is that the differentiations are not made obvious to the kids. It can therefore be doubly difficult for parents to see the differentiation that is happening on a daily basis. [b]The kids don’t know, generally, that the work that they are given in their groups/workshops are any different than the work given to other groups because they are usually on the same topic, just much more in-depth.[/b] [/quote] Yeah, that's not true. Kids know.[/quote]
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