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I volunteered in a classroom for my 5th grade daughter. There were so many kids in the class coming and going for TAG, special ed and other services, that not one student in the class received the full benefit of learning the subject being taught. It was difficult for me to focus with all the shifting. I wonder how the kids can learn with so much movement? This must frustrate and undermine teacher motivation.

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