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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Do people do RSM only if their kid is super good at math? Our DC is in 3rd, very bright but doesn't love the academic aspect of school and scores in the lower "at grade level" range in math. We think it might be a self-confidence issue (gets bored/doesn't try very hard/refuses help from us). Looking for ways of making them feel better about their academic skills. [/quote] Or it might be that math is not her strength and she’s doing her best. She’s not failing so that’s a good thing. If she doesn’t like the academic aspect of school she would probably hate going to another school after being in her school all day. At this age you can find workbooks and games that you can do together. Or ask her teacher for any suggestions. [/quote] I think RSM is fantastic for all ages, and all abilities. In fact, it can make a kid who doesn't love math learn to like it. I think everyone can do well in math. [/quote]
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