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Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math? Lepa #230514 05/11/16 02:50 PM
Joined: Oct 2014 Posts: 104 San Francisco, CA L Lepa OP Member
OP Lepa Member L Joined: Oct 2014 Posts: 104 San Francisco, CA	Bumping in case anybody has any advice about whether, in your experience, in-class differentiation is comparable to single subject acceleration.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Acceleration vs in class differentiation for math?	Lepa	05/11/16 05:23 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	Lepa	05/11/16 09:50 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	Loy58	05/11/16 10:27 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	Quantum2003	05/11/16 10:41 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	ConnectingDots	05/12/16 02:00 AM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	Loy58	05/12/16 01:57 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	ConnectingDots	05/12/16 02:05 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	ashley	05/12/16 05:47 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	indigo	05/12/16 05:56 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	ajinlove	05/12/16 07:11 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	ajinlove	05/12/16 04:15 AM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	Malraux	05/12/16 11:45 AM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	indigo	05/12/16 01:14 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	howdy	05/12/16 01:33 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	indigo	05/12/16 02:08 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	Loy58	05/12/16 01:45 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	indigo	05/12/16 02:27 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	longcut	05/12/16 04:25 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	Lepa	05/12/16 04:37 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	indigo	05/12/16 05:22 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	blackcat	05/12/16 07:16 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	puffin	05/12/16 08:20 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	Lepa	05/15/16 06:14 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	Malraux	05/15/16 07:46 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	rac	05/15/16 11:28 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	Platypus101	05/16/16 04:10 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	howdy	05/15/16 10:19 PM
Re: Acceleration or in class differentiation for math?	Lepa	05/19/16 04:47 AM

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