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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Look at the actual questions and answers on the test--not the labeled content areas they are supposed to represent. [/quote] They seem pretty reasonable to me. I could see a kid overthinking a few of the reading questions and getting a few more wrong than they should have. I can't imagine how or why an advanced child would get enough wrong to fall below 450. Likewise, the math questions just look like math. Kids who are not getting pass advanced on the math SOLs have some significant gaps in their understanding of math. They need to spend more time with the material and not be pushed ahead. My kids scored pass advanced on all of their SOLs. It's not a huge hurdle. At the very least, if both the SOL score and teacher indicate that a child would be better served in gen ed, the child should be removed from AAP. [/quote]
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