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    Re: article on ability grouping
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    If each teacher had a group of kids at the same level more or less). That would be a novel approach.
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    Originally Posted by puffin
    If each teacher had a group of kids at the same level more or less). That would be a novel approach.
    Possibly a best-selling novel? wink
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    Originally Posted by puffin
    If each teacher had a group of kids at the same level more or less. That would be a novel approach.

    That's standard practice in any place that takes education seriously.

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    Originally Posted by 22B
    Originally Posted by puffin
    If each teacher had a group of kids at the same level more or less. That would be a novel approach.
    That's standard practice in any place that takes education seriously.
    That may be true. And yet it seems to be rather rare?
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