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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I know a lot of AAP teachers are new, but as with any teacher you have to give them a chance. We have an experienced AAP teacher and she's over the top with homework, projects etc. Pick you battles. I'm curious to know how you know that the gen ed work is not much different than AAP work?[/quote] OP: sibling is in general ed.[/quote] +1 Lots of us have children in both AAP and GenEd and can speak to the differences and not-so-different aspects of both programs. As for me, I noticed that my GenEd and AAP kids had virtually identical SOL scores in all subjects. They learned exactly the same things, [b]but the AAP child had more busy work, silly projects, and homework[/b]. I'm the one who regretted putting said child in AAP and think GenEd would have been a much better experience. [/quote] Perhaps this is unique to your school? It is not the experience at all in our center.[/quote]
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