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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] OP here. I will do this (again.) But I asked all of these questions at the fall conference (this year and last year) and was basically given non-answers. And I'm sorry to the PP who finds it "off-putting" that I don't agree that my daughter, who sails through homework and tests, is put into a learning group with children who are so far below grade level that they need excessive amounts of help and STILL do far worse than my daughter on graded assignments! WTH?[/quote] OP, I'll say this again.Forget about getting answers from the teacher at this point. You need a meeting ( not just the regular pt conference) with counselor, teacher, specialist... This is how it works in MCPS if you want some answers. The ball is in your court now.[/quote] It now turns out that OP actually wasn't given "non-answers" at the fall conference. The teacher told OP what OP's daughter's reading level is. But OP has since forgotten, and doesn't seem to consider it important information anyway.[/quote] I said I was given non-answers about word study, which is true. Word study has been my primary concern all along - not sure how everyone got so fixated on the reading. DD's teacher went out of her way to say the two are NOT related. Do you disagree?[/quote] So confusing. OP, you are worried about spelling group placement??? All of this for spelling? You can easily help improve her spelling.[/quote] The original post mentions a lot more than spelling so this is a very confusing post.[/quote]
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