For students with a learning disability, the general recommendation is to go down one or two grade levels.* It is not normally necessary to go down more than 2 grade levels.
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To Place Down One Level: Take Shormann Pre-Algebra (7th Grade) No placement test recommended.* Read How to modify Shormann Math
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To Place Down Two Level: Take Saxon 7/6, 4th Edition with DIVE Video Lessons (6th Grade) No placement test recommended.
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To Place Down More Than Two Levels: See: Placement Chart
**Saxon & Shormann Math placement in Kindergarten through Pre-algebra is based primarily on developmental readiness (grade level). The first 30 lessons in each level review the prerequisite concepts needed for success in the course, so placement tests can sometimes place students lower than necessary.
For this reason, only gifted math students who may be ready to advance one level should take a placement test. Students who are reluctant, struggle with math, or have gaps in their understanding are generally more successful starting one grade level lower. However, it is critical that you use the The Timed Method: Frustration Free Math
If you still want to give a placement test, select one below:
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