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Teaching in classes grouped by ability does not hamper progress of less able pupils, study finds
A study of English secondary school mathematics teaching found that grouping students by ability improves results for high-achievers without harming progress for lower-ability or disadvantaged pupils, challenging previous assumptions about mixed-ability education.
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