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Reply to "Superintendent Taylor admits there is grade inflation in MCPS during BoE meeting"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Math teachers at my high school tell me that the math curriculum for each grade is designed to be fast paced and without depth. Teachers are supposed to move to a new topic practically every day. If a student misses a week of school which is not uncommon, the student misses several concepts which they will not see again for a long time. There is not much practice time built into the curriculum. Couple this with the 50% rule and you have students being pushed up to the next level of math who have learned next to nothing the year before. I don’t teach math so high school math teachers - please correct me if I’m wrong [/quote] No, it's slow paced and without depth. [/quote]
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