Our daughter is currently taking algebra in eighth grade. I was against this, but the school thought that she had the ability to do so. She is close to flunking. What can be done to avoid a disaster? -- Need a Solution
You need to talk with the algebra teacher about the options open to your daughter and which one is probably the best. Your daughter should have input into any decision that is made. The child might be able to drop the class and start algebra again next year. She might also continue and plan to retake the class if she can't bring up her grade.Read more...
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