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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]That really depends on where you are because there is no Caesars or the other items the pp mentioned where we are.[/quote]

[b]Oh my gosh!  Poor you.  You know children who don't have Caesar's English can't possibly succeed in life.    Who TF cares?   Why not worry about something that really matters?
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The middle school stuff is definitely true, as I remember from my 2 in Gen Ed vs. 1 in AAP.   The English for AAP just went deeper and I think the overall class was more enjoyable.  This made me sad for my son who loved to read and really has a talent for writing.  But you know what?  In HS he pursued that talent and took honors classes and now plans to major in English and creative writing.  AAP, not-AAP simply does not matter that much.  If I could offer anyone reading these comparative posts advice, I'd say, ignore them.  In the long run and really even in the short-run, kids will find their way -- even if they aren't led by the nose by an AAP teacher/curriculum.  [/quote]
Don Rickles, alive and well and posting on DCUM.  [/quote]

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