Is it better for students to be learning with students of a similar "ability", or a mix?
By Olivia Johnston, Becky Taylor and David Pomeroy* of
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Analysis - Educators have long debated whether students should be "streamed" - or organised into different classes based on their academic performance.
Is it better for students to be learning with students of a similar "ability", or a mix?
In Australia, most high schools stream students according to their ability, especially for maths. Streaming can also occur in the primary years.
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