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I'm not sure what you mean. He didn't send a calendar, he sent each topic. There is no way of knowing how thoroughly something is being taught, but I don't need to know that. I only need to know when and how long. I will know how thoroughly as I teach my child and see where she is in a particular topic during a given week. I don't need to see all the materials or lesson plans, only the ordering and timing of the topics, and which topics are being covered and which aren't.

My child is above grade level, but unfortunately that doesn't mean anything for this particular school, where teachers are generally not able to teach to the standards (no matter how much they plan to) because there are too many students that are struggling and/or with behavioral problems for the teacher to deal with. I'm not going to let her coast at an "A' level at the school when an "A" really just translates to just a little better than everyone else, when the standards have been lowered for the average child there.

Anyway, why would I be trying to benefit the teacher? [b]I am trying to benefit my daughter and my daughter only[/b]. [/quote]

By sending her to school for a full day and then doing another full day of school with her when she gets home.[/quote]

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