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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There is no way they will be providing decent in-person services next year anyway.  DL is fine.  Your child just needs to make sure to participate in class the same way he/she would do in school and it will shine through.  Your child's 1st grade teacher already rated your child, so if your child's teacher though he/she was gifted, it is already noted in their file.

If it is something you are worried about, make sure you send a message to your child's AART after school starts to make sure your child is on their radar and they can evaluate her/him properly. 
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I actually think in person classes are going to be very effective. My DS will most likely be in a class with 15 kids instead of 27. That is more time with the teacher when he is in school. Given that he was doing his own worksheets for math, Level II services, and not getting a ton of differentiated instruction, any additional time with the Teacher will be great. 15 kids means fewer discipline issues and fewer reading groups. So while his actual time in the classroom is decreased, the quality of that time should increase. [/quote]

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