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Reply to "how do you go over your kids' grades together?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I sit with DS (middle school at Landon) in a restaurant (usually Woodmont Grill in Bethesda) and I ask him what grade he thinks he got in each course, without showing him. I then show the grades and we discuss how he got each one and how he can improve. Its become a "thing" we do together. [/quote] How typical. [/quote] Why? What do you do? Yell at your DC over morning Cheerios? [/quote] I'm guessing the "how typical" poster thinks this is too much to-do over the report cards. Just a guess.[/quote] I think it might be the fact that a middle-schooler is getting treated to a restaurant in a wealthy area that many of us might consider too expensive for date night with our spouses. AT least that was my reaction...[/quote] i think it sounds nice! [/quote] To me too. Although I have never heard of that restaurant and pictured it like someplace such as Uncle Julio's - my favorite family type restaurant. Is it like Ruth Christ or something? [/quote] More like a Clydes, with $20 hamburgers. But there's no reason this couldn't be done at Five Guys or Chipotles. [/quote]
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