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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes disaggregation would be helpful.  But I imagine the stats will reflect similar results.  Meanwhile the teachers were telling us how everything was fine and virtual school and students loved it better than virtual. 🙄

Many of us knew all along this would happen.[/quote]

Virtual school was fine for kids who had parents who cared enough to make sure the kids were getting what they needed. [/quote]

Except they only presented 80% of the content, even to your super-smart, well-behaved DC.  So no, your kid isn't 'fine."[/quote]

At least at our school the teachers [b]went above and beyond to present the full curriculum[/b]. Just saying that isn't really true even though it's a popular thing to repeat.[/quote]

If this happened, it would be extremely rare, and I probably don't believe it.[/quote]

I definitely don’t believe it.  My kid did Algebra during Covid Virtual School.  Virtual Algebra met twice for less time every week than it would have if the class was in person.  The teachers simply did not have the time to cover everything.

We signed DD up for an online Algebra class and compared the syllabus.  There were definitely things that the MCPS Algebra class overlooked that were covered in the online class.

MCPS simply would not have had the time to even cover everything when they were doing Asynchronous Wednesdays, etc.  [/quote]

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