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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] [b]the problem is the differentiation is a joke (LLII and LLIII) so parents of these kids push for AAP because better to not be ready for advancement in all subjects than to be advanced in some and get no advancement[/b]. [/quote] This PP is right. Differentiation is indeed a joke. Teachers are too overwhelmed and must focus on their class's overall testing scores. So teachers end up having to teach to the kids who need the most remedial help, not come up with anything that truly interests or challenges kids who could do more in a subject.[/quote] APPLAUSE Level II (K-2) and Level III (3-6) services are so school AND school YEAR specific because they are not a focus of FCPS, in addition to everything else going on (as detailed by PP). Excellent Level II and Level III services would help negate the demand of Level IV services (and would not require transportation as the services would be at each neighborhood school). [/quote]
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