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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Having read GBRS comments in various screening files, the quality of the comments absolutely varies depending on the school/group that wrote them.  Some are minimal and not helpful.  Others are detailed with specific examples.  It varies.[/quote]

Other than your own kids, how many screening files have you seen? :roll: [/quote]

Many, many people screen files, including teachers. It's not far-fetched to think there are folks on this site who have reviewed files. [/quote]

I'm waiting to see if that is what she now claims.  I strongly suspect that if that were the case, she'd have prefaced it by, "I'm a FCPS teacher..."  She didn't, so I stand by original thought that her vast experience is her own  children's files.[/quote]
Wait away, if that's your thing.  But so what?  Even if she read three screening files for her own three kids it wouldn't make her statement about variability any less valid.  Do you actually doubt the conclusion "it varies"?  [/quote]

The message was fine...it was the delivery that was irksome.  Right or wrong, people on this board are clinging to the information-sharing going on as if it is gospel and when people write about, "hearing through the grapevine," or "having read...various screening files...," it is annoying.  If it is based on looking at your own kids' files, say that.  Otherwise, people get all up in arms that their kid got a 10 with few comments and another kid got a 16 with lots of comments, etc.[/quote]

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