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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In local level IV, is the classroom teacher usually expected to teach level III in the same classroom, at same time? Seems like a disservice to both groups of kids to only get 50% of teacher's time [/quote] At our school, Level IV and Level III are based on the number of AAP subjects the student takes. If the student in in all four, they are LIV, if they are in 1-3, they are III. So, the level of instruction for each subject is the same regardless of whether the student is liable IV or III. Students are mixed with all students in their home rooms and specials and change classes for the four core subjects. Not all schools do it this way, but I think it works well and allows each student to be in classes that work for them. For example, we can have a student who is really good in math and science take AAP math and science, but be in GenEd for social studies and language arts. Or the other way round. We can have a student be pulled out for Specia Ed language arts but be in AAP in the other three subjects. [/quote]
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