'The odd numbered years are the ones that are full of new information.'
and I were not prepared for the giant leap into academics this next level would bring. And it was hard . . . for both of us. I remember looking at one of her papers just a few weeks in where she'd been marked down for using all capital letters."When did this become a thing?" I thought."Isn't it enough that she's writing?" I felt like I hadn't gotten the memo regarding these new expectations, and like my daughter hadn't either.
"The odd numbered years are always the hardest," a teacher friend said to me one day as I lamented the ice cold shower first grade had become."Kids are usually learning new information that then becomes review in the even numbered years.The concept of odd numbered years being harder than even numbered ones wasn't anything I'd ever heard of before. And looking back on my own schooling years, I wasn't entirely sure I totally agreed.
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