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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. This is my fear. That my child will be completely neglected in gen ed. [b]But she doesn’t realistically belong in full time AAP [/b]either. Are you supplementing?[/quote] Yes she does. Trust me. In the current model, of your child will be high-performing in gen ed, she will get a muuuuuuuch better education and much more attention from the teacher if she is in AAP instead of remaining in the gen ed class twiddling her thumbs as the teacher focuses all his/her time on assisting students who are 2-3 grades below benchmark. The spectrum is very, very wide in the typical gen ed classroom, as opposed to when we were kids, OP. If your child can do the work, but it will maybe be a bit of a struggle for her, you won’t regret pushing to get her into it [/quote] Sorry, no. Those 2-3 below benchmark kids will be pulled out for enrichment/extra work. The variety in the "gen ed" is actually not quite as wide as you suggest. At least it wasn't in our school. AAP may offer some additional curriculum, mostly in math, but by MS and HS it doesn't really matter. My kid killed MS honors math and is set up for an advance HS track. She was a "gen ed" kid. There many like her, too.[/quote] lots of schools start advanced math in 3rd anyway. If you aren't at a title I school, there won't be much different between AAP and a gen ed kid taking advanced math [/quote] Lots of schools don’t start advanced math until 5th grade.[/quote] That should infuriate parents, especially parents with Gen Ed students who excel in math [/quote] It does aso in AAP thread[/quote]
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