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Reply to "Is your principal allowing math acceleration and grouping?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your second grader has always had 2.0, PP. Before 2.0, kids were grouped by ability and each teacher had a group of kids on the same level for the math block. So, the teacher had 15-20 kids who were all on the same level for the math block. Now, the teacher has all of the kids from her home room class (no switching), and has to rotate three or four groups on different levels through a quick group instruction. It doesn't make any sense, particularly since some grades still switch for reading if necessary (my third grader went to another class for reading bc no one else in his class was reading on his level....and a handful of other kids switched for reading as well). [/quote] This isn't true. I taught at three schools in MCPS and we NEVER did this before 5th grade. Some schools did, but by no means did all, or even most, schools do it.[/quote]
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