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[quote=Anonymous]Grades aside, you are seeing work coming home that shows your child understands the content. That's great. That makes things easier. It sounds like your concern is with MAP math, is that correct? When the problem is with the online format and testing anxiety, it's possible that practice taking online math tests might help. Maybe the course challenges on Khan Academy might be similar enough that practicing those at home could normalize testing online for her, and lessen the anxiety? It would also give her practice using scratch paper for online testing, which is harder for some kids because they need to get into the habit of copying the problem down before working through it. Especially with processing speed issues, getting into the habit of using scratch paper will become more important for her as the problems get harder. [/quote]
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