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Reply to "Literally every single MCPS kid I know has a tutor. Do YOU?"
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[quote=Anonymous]What I learned from this thread is that there are a lot of families that don't tutor--which you wouldn't know from looking at some other threads on this board. I wonder if hiring a tutor has become very popular at certain schools, and families at those schools start to feel anxious about keeping up. One poster has commented about math major kids who are much smarter than the rest of Mcps kids and have been tutored years ahead of the current curriculum. If I understand the curriculum correctly, children in compacted math will have the opportunity to take calculus in 11th grade and another AP course in 12th. This seems pretty darn advanced to me. (MIT requires only a year of calculus for admission.) It may not be practical for MCPS to have a track for the small minority of kids who are ready for calculus in 10th grade, if that's where your kids are. Maybe you can fight for them to get in calculus in 10th grade as an individual, without a defined track. Maybe you need to have them enroll in a math class at college while still in high school. [/quote]
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