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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You would have to take AIM in 5th, which would need to be offered virtually or by busing to the middle school. Then you’d have the same issue in 8th with Algebra 2.[/quote] That's what I was told when DC who scored in the 290s on their MAP-M but turns out it's not true. You just need to push harder.[/quote] Is this 2-5 MAP or 6+ MAP? How are these different?[/quote] 2-5 has a much lower content ceiling (low algebra), so 270+ scores come from not making any mistakes, and possibly some dependence on previous year score, not from answering more advanced material. [/quote]
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