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Reply to "Jeb Bush's org behind the new MSDE MS math minutes increase (which will likely cut MS electives)"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If math homework counts as instruction (i.e., if you include instructions with the problem sets), then 15 minutes of math homework a day is doable. My kids are doing at least that amount now (5th and 7th grades). I don't remember when they started having math homework though, maybe 3rd grade? So doing this with the early grades will be the issue, but I think the elementary schedule may allow for more flexibility in adding that time during the day, than sorting out MS periods. ParentVue is totally incorrect for my kids’ ES, but I don’t know what is typical. Most of their day is math or ELA with 30 minutes a day for science or SS. I guess I need to read the actual policy and see how they define math instruction. [/quote] I think the elementary schools are already largely conforming.[/quote] If I'm reading my 5th grader's schedule on parentvue correctly, he has 28 minutes of math. I think the periods vary depending on whether it's a "specials" day (ie, on the 2 days without music/art/PE, the class periods may be longer). That said, math is never a full 60 minutes per day. [/quote][/quote]
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