Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:3s are probably more the norm, but 2s aren’t uncommon.
ES Teacher
Really? My first grader has all 4s and a couple of 3s (in like PE). I just assumed pretty much all kids get 4s if they put in a decent effort. I didn't know 3s were the norm.
Yes, they are the norm. The kid is meeting academic expectations.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:3s are probably more the norm, but 2s aren’t uncommon.
ES Teacher
Really? My first grader has all 4s and a couple of 3s (in like PE). I just assumed pretty much all kids get 4s if they put in a decent effort. I didn't know 3s were the norm.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:^my other child is in elementary now and always gets 2s in foreign language. They have to take it at her school and she doesn’t like it. Don’t worry over 2s.
I would be a little worried if in math or reading. The kids I give 2s to are not doing well. -ES Teacher
Yes, also, it's a little different this year as kids are trying to catch up after distance learning last year. My 3rd grader typically gets 3s and 4s but has gotten 2 2's (both in writing) this year for the first time and it's because she basically did no writing in 2nd grade after learning about Google's dictation service and doing all of her writing online. She's got a LOT of catching up to do in writing. Her teacher flagged in Q1 and we got a tutor. A 2 should definitely warrant at least an email to the teacher.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:^my other child is in elementary now and always gets 2s in foreign language. They have to take it at her school and she doesn’t like it. Don’t worry over 2s.
I would be a little worried if in math or reading. The kids I give 2s to are not doing well. -ES Teacher
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:^my other child is in elementary now and always gets 2s in foreign language. They have to take it at her school and she doesn’t like it. Don’t worry over 2s.
I would be a little worried if in math or reading. The kids I give 2s to are not doing well. -ES Teacher
+1
2s are a suggestion to contact the teacher for support in core areas.
I also learned that repeated 2s are in some of the citizenship categories are a way a teacher might convey concerns about potential ADHD since they can't outright tell you that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My son had a bunch of 2s in citizenship in k-2. Went away when he started aap in third grade.
Like most AAP kids, I don't think he got better in Citizenship... AAP just doesn't really count it. Which is a shame...
Life, Work, and Citizenship Skills
Takes responsibility for actions
Demonstrates active listening skills
Works effectively within a group
Resolves conflict effectively
Identifies, pursues, and reflects on goals
Follows directions
Exhibits organizational skills
Completes assignments on time
Uses time constructively
Is a respectful and contributing participant in school
Demonstrates self control
Follows established routines
Anonymous wrote:DS got almost all 2s in the behavior category, whatever that was called, and frequently in language arts in early elementary. He doesn’t get in trouble in middle school and does well in honors classes.
I think grades were pretty random in the 1-4 report card years. I only paid attention to the comments.
Anonymous wrote:My son had a bunch of 2s in citizenship in k-2. Went away when he started aap in third grade.