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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Let me out this another way: You: "Families should know what they're getting into if they don't go with Smac or RMIB!" Other people: "Sure. Here are our experiences with IB." You: "Those experiences are wrong. Let me extrapolate how. I don't need evidence, or facts. My word should be enough. I took math." [/quote] Or another way: Poster A: "I have an interest in RMIB." <some duscussion> Poster B: "RMIB is clearly superior as the criteria-based magnet." Poster C: "Why RM? All MCPS IB programs are the same!" Poster D: "Not exactly. Some MCPS IBs don't offer the same class levels, and that means that MCPS might not meet the student where they are." <more discussion, with useful clarifications on regional/local IBs> Poster E (maybe B?): "IB math levels don't matter when higher-level non-IB math is available, and IB, itself, isn't really that worthwhile. That's the experience of the Algebra 2 in 8th crowd." Poster F (conflating Posters D & E, responding to poster D): "You're terrible and don't know what you're talking about." Poster D: "Poster E and I are not the same. MCPS still isn't meeting the need equitably, though. PS -- IB can be really good if it meets students where they are." <posters continue ignoring the difference between D & E>[/quote]
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