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[quote=Anonymous]10:27 Do you even know what the proposal is? You're arguing about something you don't even know about. First of all, if you have a school with a good gifted pullout program and low student ratio or if you're in a school with a very high SES population you don't have to deal with the problems you encountered. There is differentiation in K-2. Second, the proposal that LLIV programs have going is that for 2 hours out of the week, they teach the AAP science and social studies curriculum to all children, so it would actually be the slower children that would have to deal with this change, not your child. From what I understand FCPS is weak in these areas anyway, so probably the gen. ed. science and social studies program was pretty pathetic to begin with. Third, AAP center schools tend to have more AAP students than general ed students, so unless you're in an AAP center with only 1 class of AAP or something, your child in AAP would be in the majority in any classroom and therefore the teaching would be more catered to your child.[/quote]

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