I thought I had laid the groundwork well for C.’s return to what I had come to call “The Love School.” I wrote a letter to the principal explaining our decision to return to our neighborhood school and describing C. and her learning style. I had spoken with Mrs. M, the Amazing Enrichment Teacher, who [...]
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5th Grade: A Cautionary Tale (Part One)
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