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Oct 11, 2005
When I was in first grade, way back in 1980, I was part of
a pull out group called SRA. Was it a remediation thing or
a gifted and talented thing?
I ask because I have always been told how smart I was. I
read at a very early age, and I could write complete
sentences before entering kindergarten. But then I heard
that SRA was for remedial purposes and now am confused.
Just out of curiosity, could some fill me in? Thanks...
Anne
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