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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is MAths 7 honors an AAP math course in middle school? What is the MAth course in Gen Ed. DC was in AAP in elementary school. He thinks he is in Gen Ed maths as it seems so easy for him.[/quote]

Then he should have done better on the IAAT and his SOL. [/quote]

You're a jerk. (DP)

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The kid is whining that he's gen ed. Guess what, that's where he tested. [/quote]

Math 7 Honors is not a Gen Ed class, it is an honors class. It is not an AAP class, there is no math AAP section. But a good number of kids take Math 7 and not Math 7 Honors. [/quote]

It's a substantially similar syllabus to 6th grade advanced math. [/quote]

I am sure that it is. Advanced Math is meant to create a path to Algebra in 7th grade. A good number of kids pass the IAAT and SOL at a high enough rate to take Algebra in 7th. Others don't and they take Math 7 Honors.

Math 7 Honors is still not a Gen Ed class, it is an Honors class.  I would bet this year the class is more similar to 6th Grade Advanced Math because the kids missed a good amount of material last year and the Teachers are probably taking the opportunity to catch kids up.

The dude who made the comment about not passing the tests you need to take Algebra in 7th phrased it like an asshole but he is right. The kid had a chance to test into Algebra and it seems like they didn't test in. So this is the class that the kid has. They will get to take Algebra next year and hopefully it will be more challenging.[/quote]

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