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All articles by Beth Budden
4 questions you need to ask about ability grouping
Beth Budden looks into research on how students are separated in school and considers what to do to mitigate the effects
7 September 2019
‘Parents: Stop misusing class messaging apps’
Class messaging apps have ‘opened the door for an avalanche of fussing and fretting’, says this teacher
16 September 2018
How to make mixed ability work: Let children take control of the lesson
Teaching mixed ability classes can be challenging, but one primary teacher suggests that allowing children to take control of their own learning could be the answer
20 April 2017
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