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[quote=Anonymous]Have you all looked at the M7 standards? There is very little that actually helps with algebra readiness. There’s a lot of things that have been spiraled for years that continue to spiral. I’m not sure that doing M7 really helps bright kids other than buying them another year of brain maturity for abstract concepts, because they aren’t learning much new content. The kids scoring high enough on multiple assessments to place into algebra don’t need another whole unit on comparing and ordering fractions/decimals/percents. They got it the first time. Scientific notation Ordering and comparing rational numbers Relate square roots and perfect squares Add/subtract/multiply/divide fractions and decimals in word problems Use proportions to solve word problems Volume and surface area of cylinders and rectangular prisms Identify similar figures for rectangles and triangles Classify quadrilaterals Dilate polygons on a coordinate plane Theoretical vs experimental probability Data collection strategies Graph lines in the form y=mx Evaluate expressions with the order of operations Combine like terms 2 step equations https://www.doe.virginia.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/48941/638741652059670000 The last 4 can be taught to very bright kids in a week (but they’ve already seen order of ops last year, so it’s really just 3 things)[/quote]
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