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attached – ## resp22.docx **## resp22.docx** Comment about this post: It was interesting to learn in this chapter that there were fewer behavioral issues and higher academic achievements from a two school model. I personally did not mind a three school model, but I didn't experience the two school model. The transition period in between schools no matter the grade or age will still always be a little uncomfortable. For me personally, I think the transition going into high school was a bit more overwhelming. **## resp22.docx** Comment about this post: It was interesting to learn in this chapter that there were fewer behavioral issues and higher academic achievements from a two school model. I personally did not mind a three school model, but I didn't experience the two school model. The transition period in between schools no matter the grade or age will still always be a little uncomfortable. For me personally, I think the transition going into high school was a bit more overwhelming.
