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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is around 90 assignments in 3 weeks. Some of them more onerous than others[/quote]

My kid just counted their assignments for Health B. There are 42 total.

Health A was similar.

You're full of it, PP.

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I haven't counted, but my kid is doing closer to 90 than 42.  Not difficult, but she works hours and hours each day. Of course, she's the kind of kid who has to do everything 'well.'  I've been trying to get her to work more efficiently (which is, frankly, slacking off a bit when you have close to 100%) but she won't have anything of it.[/quote]

Not 92, but there are 4-6 a day, and some are pretty lengthy.[/quote]

If your kid can't hack something has easy has Health in 3 weeks, it doesn't bode well for her ability to take Honors and AP courses. 
Get your kid the help she needs instead of thinking it's someone else's fault.
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Of course they can hack it but its sole sucking.  Have you looked at the class?[/quote]

I have, and it's not. My kid has been taking health A and B at the dining room table while I work next to them. I've heard every episode. It won't win any Golden Globes, but it's FINE.

This is my youngest kid. My oldest are in college. Some high school and college classes just have to get done, that's all.  You're really way too whiny and sensitive if you think Health A or B is a problem.

Seriously. What a snowflake.

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It sounds like yours is a snowflake if you have to be helping them.  Look at the actual assignments and how poorly they are done.[/quote]

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