Sentence examples for grouping students from inspiring English sources

Grouping students by ability level in the classroom is back.

She's against the widespread practice of grouping students by ability and then, inevitably, expecting more from the top groups and less from others.

Andrea Harris, the principal of P.S. 26, said that grouping students by ability for daily, 90-minute lessons in reading and math had helped raise scores.

In the article "Grouping Students by Ability Regains Favor in Classroom," Vivian Yee writes about the resurgence of ability grouping in schools.

Classes were also divided, officially on the basis of academic aptitude, but in a manner that ended up grouping students along rigid ethnic lines.

Grouping students into seven academic disciplines, the study shows wide differences in the number of hours they put into schoolwork outside the classroom.

In these new groups, students should first share their information.

The working group students were transformed from geeks to heroes.

In groups, students view the slide show of proposals (//www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2003/11/19/nyregion/20031119WTC_SLIDESHOW_1.html).

"We have vibrant learning groups – students learning from each other as much as from the teachers".

Stress News: In groups, students act as news reporters creating segments about stress and anxiety.