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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My child started immersion in preschool 3, with two years of full immersion. Now in first grade, she tests at T (fifth grade) for English, and M (early 2nd grade) for Spanish. I don't think that immersion has had any affect on her reading level in English at all, but I am very happy that she is starting to be Spanish-literate as well.[/quote] PP, I'm curious, how is her dual language school doing at meeting her needs? Is she grouped with other 1st graders at her reading level (if there are any at T level)? Or is she in a group with older kids? Do you worry about whether she's being challenged? [/quote] Just for the record, a T reading level is equivalent to the end of 3rd grade, not 5th (according to https://www.readinga-z.com/learninga-z-levels/level-correlation-chart/) [/quote] ??? According to the chart, T is 5th grade.[/quote] Whatever. I'm the original pp above, and I don't care one single bit. The point is, the kid is doing fine in English despite attending a bilingual school.[/quote]
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