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Explanation: Dear Ms. Dodge:
This is with reference to my daughter Layla Quinto, who is your student in Grade 2 at The Pine School. After 3 hours of struggling with the mathematics homework that was given to her (due tomorrow morning), she finally gave up, saying that she did not understand triple addition.
As I went through her homework questions, I did figure out a way to help her understand the concept, however, I did not want to go against your school rules which state that parents should not introduce new concepts at home, because the process ends up in confusing the student. Layla is quite upset at not being able to complete her homework but I assured her that you will help her out during class.
I am confident that Layla will be able to grasp this tricky concept if you go through it with her a few times. I apologize for her not being able to complete her homework this time and hope that a similar situation does not transpire again.
Thank you for understanding Layla’s predicament (and mine as a parent).
Sincerely,
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Serena Quinto
