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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At our school they just renamed regular IM to this class. Everyone that would have been IM is in this class instead. In terms of long term this path gets kids to calculus in 11th grade. Remains to be seen how that will all pan out. From talking to some HS math teachers sounds like not well.... [/quote] +1 This is what happens at Pyle. There's no regular IM. It's just AIM. Class was not difficult for my non-math kid. It got harder in Algebra, Geometry and Algebra II [/quote] MCPS is no longer offering IM as of next year. The three math pathways are: Regular path (no compaction): math 6 - math 7- math 8 Advanced path (compacting 6-8-8 into two years): 6+ - 7+ - alg Extra advanced path (compacts 7-8 into one year - only for kids who have successfully completed math 6 in ES): AIM - alg 1 - hon geo Kids in 7th grade no longer have the option to compact 7 and 8, as they did when IM was offered; only 6th graders can take AIM. They can take 7+, which compacts half of 7th and all of 8th into one year, if they took 6+, which compacts all of 6th and half of 7th into a year). [/quote] But these paths force the already compacted kids from ES to speed up even more and I don’t understand why that’s necessary or thought to be beneficial?[/quote]
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