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[quote=Anonymous]I have a third grader who is in her first year at an expeditionary school. The first several months, I thought she was falling behind in math. Then one day she came home multiplying and dividing in her head. She was also very clear about how to apply the concept of multiplication and division in a word problem. I stopped worrying after that and realized that this model of learning was kind of like watching new construction. At first, all you see is a big old hole in the ground and some guys moving some dirt around--nothing tangible. Then one day you turn the corner and the framework for a building has sprung out of the ground and they're in the midst of installing dry wall. She is so enjoying her school experience and she just didn't have this same level of excitement at the highly sought after OOB traditional school she was in last year. I do supplement with an online tuturing program (but I did that last year, as well). I think no matter where your child goes, a little extra help on the side never hurts. If you read some of the private school forums, some folk are paying 40k plus shelling out extra dollars for tutors. I'm sure this model may not work for every child, but it has been a wonderful experience for my family. [/quote]
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