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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]+1 At least own it if your child is ahead due to out of school enrichment. Don't pretend your child is some kind of genius who is bored to tears and needs to skip into a higher class because she was born that way and then let us know 30 posts down that it's because you taught her at home.

I don't see anything wrong with teaching at home or sending her to Kumon but it's weird you didn't mention that earlier.[/quote]

1. I never said my child was a genius
2. I never said I supplement all the time
3. I never said I wanted my child to skip a class.
4. Never used Kumon.  Is it online? I don't even have an account
5. I never even said my child was ahead

You just chose to assume all of that, kudos for you.

1. I am asking how the changes are compared to before, because all we have had so far with 2.0 is on level math that has been very slow and now even compact math seems to be very slow. This worries me. The progress was very simple prior to 2.0.  You were placed on a leveled course starting in 1st grade going forward.  And I have no idea what IM is and if compact math even prepares them or if it is just a review. If it is still skippable like it was prior to 2.0.  Things are just different.   And no one else seemed to know what it was at the math meeting at our school.  They were just rolling along with the new math curriculum and that does not apply to compact math or middle school math.  It was a waste of my time to even attend and other 4/5th grade parents.  So I asked here.  [/quote]

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