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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I appreciate that screens allow my kid to learn math at the appropriate level. He is in the middle of elementary school, but is beyond elementary school math. There is no possibility that the school is going to have the capability to provide meaningful differentiated instruction outside of a screen (nor should they from a resource allocation perspective), so I'm thankful screens are an option.[/quote] Suppose screens are better than no option, but with iready, it's impossible to see past work, impossible to see what problems are constantly being missed. As a parent, i cannot pull up incorrect work and spend time with my kid to talk through the solutions and how to solve them. There isn't a text book, or even printed worksheets for me to see. And the teacher is zero help, as she has no idea what he is working on his own "my path" levels. There's literally no one that can tell me what he knows and what he doesn't. That's not education! [/quote]
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