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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In practice, M7H at center schools is often faster paced or has less review than the same class at a local school due to the former having fewer strugglers and a better prepared student population.

Also why didn't you supplement during 5th? As a parent you are ultimately responsible for making sure your kid is learning what they need to learn [/quote]

[b]Parents should be able to count on the school curriculum covering he material needed for advancement[/b]. If a kids grades are good and their test results are good, you would think that they were prepared for the next class.

There are a good number of kids in AAP in ES that are not ready for advanced math but are placed there because there is no advanced LA path. They do ok in the class but are not really strong math students. It can catch up in later grades, we read about it from teachers in MS.

OP, you might want to find a tutor or go to a place like Mathnasium to shore up areas that your child is struggling with. There are some gaps but those can be closed with some additional attention. [/quote]
Some kids are not cut out to learn at such a fast pace and that has nothing to do with the curriculum or the teaching, or the child's IQ for that matter, it's just the speed at which a child learns. [/quote]

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