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Re: 3rd. grader at Classic Level
There are lots of different levels. Some are pre-assigned by the
AR program itself based on certain criteria, and teachers/schools
can also make levels themselves.
On 6/10/09, Lisa wrote:
> i am hearing the words classic and honors reader for the first
> time. Is this just a school designation? My daughter accumulated
> over 1000 AR points in 3rd grade and received a school ribbon.
> The next year she was punished with no recognition and told it
> was unfair that the other kids couldn't keep up with her so
> there would be no reward, no incentive to read beyond the
> required points necessary for her grade level. Fortunately this
> child is self motivated but her sister one grade level below
> reads to keep up (not my motivated kid to read for the ove of
> it!) and now has the chance to be top of the school since her
> sister is moving to middle school and the school is taking away
> the points calculation, not counting summer points etc...Again I
> say why are we not worried about continuing to stimulate our
> bright kids? Instead we punish them for excelling, complain that
> they are hogging the computers and showing off etc...
Posts on this thread, including this one
- 3rd. grader at Classic Level, 2/17/09, by Rosemary.
- Re: 3rd. grader at Classic Level, 3/14/09, by Karen Pearson.
- Re: 3rd. grader at Classic Level, 3/14/09, by karen pearson.
- Re: 3rd. grader at Classic Level, 5/05/09, by D.
- Re: 3rd. grader at Classic Level, 6/10/09, by Lisa.
- Re: 3rd. grader at Classic Level, 6/10/09, by Ima Teacher.
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