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Hi chelangela, i am also in the same exact siituation as your daughter, And i have only been pulled out of classes for little field trips that were fun, but i never really learned anything that i didn't already know! I also have some advice for you. Tell your daughter to think of fun ways to think of ways to have fun with her learning and she might find it alot more fun and easier to learn! it works for me!

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I understand how you feel sedlie, i have some of that same feeling as well. I have not been very well challenged and i only get pulled out of classes to participate in little field trips and do little activities, it is fun, but i still would rather be doing work so i don't have to miss it!

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I am a seventh grade student who is in the TAG program for reading, english, and math, and i find that it is not as challenging as it dhould be to me. I have a few friends who have tag as well, but i find it hard to find friends. i live in a town that is not very...advanced so to say. So many people say i am super mature and all, but i just want to be a normal girl with normal friends! but at the same time, i like being in TAG because it opens more opportunities for my future.

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