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Sep 20, 2007
I have some questions about multi-age grouping. I am a
graduate student doing a paper on multi-age groupings and
need some personal experiences on how it really works.
How are children placed in the classrooms. Is it randomly
or by ability? Some schools have single-grade classrooms
as well as multi-age classes. How are children placed in
these classrooms? How do you make sure every child has
been taught (and hopefully mastered) the individual grade
courses of study? Any help will be appreciated! J.Wood
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