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pp here - one teacher called DD an intrinsic learner.  We don't have to provide any type of help or motivation for her to learn new concepts.  DC taught herself to read, we provided books like every parent, but within about 2 weeks when she was 3 we noticed she started fluently reading bob books, so we gave her level 1 books and she goes through books like water.  Read the magic treehouse series on her own accord the summer after K.  Math is the same way.

The aap program is not challenging for her from what I can see.  HW gets done in after school care and I look at it but there is rarely ever a problem wrong.  I've tried to offer help to study for tests but she just says - we went over it in class so I'm good - and rarely gets a wrong answer on a test.  She does a lot of "learning" on her own outside of school.

Why is it so hard to believe that she did so well on the tests but didn't test prep?  [/quote]

You have her enrolled in the wrong place.  The advanced program is not for your child. You should put in a request to have her skip a grade.  No need for AAP, she does not belong there.  [/quote]

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