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Reply to "Achievement gap continues to grow between high- and low-income schools"
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[quote=Anonymous]I just can't understand why montgomery county teach the students at their level. If 5th grader can learn 7th math but manages only 5th grade English, promote him/her to 7th grader math but attend 5th grade English class. If a 6th grader can learn 8th grade English but feel more comfortable in6th grade science class, let her/him take the appropriate classes. Each student is evaluated for each class regularly, and allowed to skip a grade or two in the subject after a promotion test. Since all the classes are offered in each school, no extra resource will be needed. This way, each student is taught to his's/her potential. The school can mix the promoted students with the on grade students to achieve diversity.[/quote]
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