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The students were sorted into three groups: an "opt-in group," who were offered the choice of committing to a goal of earning 10percentt more, but losing 20percentt if they failed to meet it; an "opt-out group," who were automatically enrolled in the intervention, although could choose to drop out; and a "control group," who merely indicated they wanted to set a goal of increasing their paycheck.
Generally, the highest ranked students were sorted into the first class (3 N1) while the lowest ranked students were sorted into the third class (3 N3).
Students were sorted into "houses," each with a different focus — one handled philosophical and religious interpretations, while another delved into sociopolitical readings.
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When students are sorted with the knowledge aspect, colleges can help in providing resources to take the next leap.
"Election" put a human face on the vast system through which American high school students are sorted into more and less prestigious colleges.
Greater emphasis on group work and class discussion may also heighten incidents of racial, gender, and socioeconomic tension, as students are sorted in groups, share their opinions, and engage with one another.
Finally, students are sorted on the x-axis according to how early they first used the relevant concept.
Overall, test scores improve when students are sorted by skill level.
At the last year of lower-secondary education, around the age of 15, students are sorted into different academic and vocational trajectories.
How students are sorted into classrooms by skill level can have as much of an effect on their achievement as the content they are taught.
After the first semester, students are sorted into needs groups each semester based on a combination of academic progress, personal resiliency, and program compliance factors.
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