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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Who is asking your child questions like, "Why is a dollar bill a rectangular prism and not a rectangle?"[/quote] The question and answer are not difficult whatsoever as long as the child has been taught what the difference between the two are. My child learned about monocles from a book we read. Would he appear to be an expert in eye ware or just someone who learned something that maybe others didn't? (FWIW, learning about rectangular prisms is completely age appropriate in second grade.) You would only raise this to try to make a point to the teacher, otherwise asking the teacher how to correct a child from answering a question without restating part of the question in the answer is akin to asking a teacher how to stop your child from saying, "like" all the time or how to get your child to say, "please" more. Has zero to do with the teacher, AND YOU KNOW IT.[/quote]
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