<p>No i mean is your french II teacher also the french II honors teacher?</p>
<p>She's not the Honors teacher this year, though she is both the French III and III Honors.</p>
<p>oh then it might be hard to argue about your french III honors placement then. I bet your teacher will just shrug if you argue that french II honors is actually an easier class then the class you are currently taking.</p>
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<p>our school doesnt even offer honors french until french 4, then you can only take honors for 4 and 5, then AP. french 3 is way harder than french 2, french 2 is pretty much a joke. im in hon 5 now. 4 is hardest. get ready!</p>
<p>btw, whats a b at your school?</p>
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Why the **** would Integrated Math be an Honors course?
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<p>The entire purpose of integrated Math is to annoy people to death. I guess they want to reward them for sitting through it.</p>
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Wait....so you have 4/3s of a person enrolled in Precalc at school? Please explain =)
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<p>My school is rather small, and yes I rounded rather weirdly (To be fair you just gave people the unit of seconds). We have 1 person who has completed Pre-cal (And is not enrolled in a higher level course), 1 person enrolled in it right now, and me. We have 2 people planning to take it this summer. Pretty soon we'll have a math elite. </p>
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our school doesnt even offer honors french until french 4, then you can only take honors for 4 and 5, then AP. french 3 is way harder than french 2, french 2 is pretty much a joke. im in hon 5 now. 4 is hardest. get ready!</p>
<p>btw, whats a b at your school?
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<p>My state doesn't do honors until the 3rd year of a language. Guess what? I'm taking 4 college courses that are all together the equivalent of high school Spanish I, Spanish II, Spanish III, Spanish IV, and AP Spanish Language. These 4 college course? I'm taking them all this year. Difficult is relative to whatever school your in, and honestly anyone aiming at top 50 schools could probably handle an honors level course in anything.</p>