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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The biggest bunch of nonsense is the "Level 1,2,3,4".  None of it means anything and is all completely at the discretion of the individual schools/teachers.  [/quote]

This is true. That's why we went for the center in ES and wish my youngest DC went to the center MS where they continued  to read full length novels. "Oh, they'll read", the teacher said. Turns out that local level 4 MS was piloting another program that is supposed to get kids in Title 1 schools to read SOMETHING. It fit with their "no homework" policy.

[b]Many of the kids in the AAP classes love to read, would not look at it as a chore, and if it's a really good book, will finish it by the end of the week.[/b][/quote]

Same goes for many kids in Gen Ed.  That's why on a Venn diagram of Gen Ed and AAP kids, the overlapping segment in the middle is enormous.  With the exception of a few on either end of the spectrum, these kids are almost identical groups.  Book lovers abound.[/quote]

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