Which of these items does your child understand best in elementary school?

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Which of these items does your child understand best in elementary school?
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Barkova Lena
Higher score in Russian
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Suhareva Olga
Math
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Olga
Both are fine, but math is easier.
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lyudmila Anisimova
Mathematics
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Ekaterina
Mathematics
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S Tasiss
Both
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Elena Sergeenko
Mathematics
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Mishel
Math
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Anastasiya
Math. Russian is good too, but grades are often lower due to handwriting.
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Lyana
Understood everything.
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Anna Morozova
Russian and Literature for my eldest.
She barely studies these subjects, yet somehow makes it to the municipal stage of the Olympiads. With absolutely no preparation. She reads any text, no matter how complex, lightning fast since she was 5, and immediately retells it verbatim. At 6, she'd spend 5 hours glued to books. She'd read them cover to cover. She'd copy entire book texts for 4-6 hours. But math is a disaster since she was 5. A complete failure. Dyscalculia. Lack of logic. Basically, all 9 years of school have been a mathematical hell. She gets A's in all other subjects. She spends hours on math problems... but the results are low. She still hasn't learned to calculate. Only fingers and columns. Every year, she undergoes microcurrent stimulation of the math zone. It helps. From F's and complete cluelessness, she moved up to C's, then B's. Sometimes even A's. But it's not stable; today an A, tomorrow an F. Tutors, help from a charity foundation providing the "Calcularis" program, treatment from a neurologist, nootropic injections + microcurrent stimulation... and hours of math lessons... another child would have become a scholar by now.

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