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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Heterogeneous Grouping"”.

  1. Homogeneous Versus Heterogeneous Grouping of Low Ability First Grade Students and the Effect on Reading Achievement

    … the effectiveness of homogeneous versus heterogeneous grouping on reading achievement with low ability first grade students. Using a modification of a posttest-only control group design and applying a t-test for independent samples', it was found that the 18 students placed in the …

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  2. Effects of Administrator Implemented Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Grouping on Reading Achievement of Selected Sixth-Grade Students

    … of administrator implemented homogeneous and heterogeneous grouping on the reading achievement of selected sixth-grade students.</p> <p><em>Method</em>. This was a quasi-experimental study using parametric techniques. The tests for hypotheses were analysis of variance, analysis of covariance, …

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  3. Examining the Alternate Ranking Method for Grouping: Using Mixed-Ability Grouping to Enhance Learning

    <p>This paper explores strategic grouping in a Southern, suburban high school mathematics classroom. Two grouping techniques were implemented on review days in Algebra II classes in which composition based on ability varied strategically. The researcher examined the Alternate Ranking Method for …

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  4. To Group or Not to Group: A Qualitative Study of Middle School Principals' Decision Making Processes Concerning Ability Level Grouping.

    <p>The topic of ability level grouping of students for instructional purposes is one of the most studied areas of research in educational literature. However, because of the inconclusive findings in the literature, no clear answer to the question of whether homogeneous or heterogeneous grouping is …

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  5. Effects of English Language Acquisition in English Language Learners in a Sheltered Classroom

    … perception of the influence of homogeneous and heterogeneous grouping of ESL students’ on their ability to learn English. Four teachers were interviewed, comparing their perception of the previous year’s student population in a homogeneous setting, with the current year’s students in a …

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  6. The effects of implementing heterogeneous writing groups in a fifth grade classroom

    The purpose of this study was to examine how heterogeneous grouping, particularly in writing, would impact the learning and social community in a fifth grade inclusion classroom. The students were given writing prompts that enforced the use of collaborative writing. Qualitative data was collected …

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  7. Does Homogenous Ability Grouping for High School Honors English Instruction Benefit the High Achiever?

    … measurable academic benefit to homogeneously grouping high school honors English students in a diverse, suburban school district in Washington State.</p> <p>The following research question guided this study: To what extent, ifany, does ability grouping ofhigh achieving students defmed as 9th …

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  8. Perceived training needs of special education teachers in California who were credentialed prior to September 1985 : how their skills compare with those required in the new California standards

    … exceptionality, and culture; and a trend toward heterogeneous grouping in special education classes. As a consequence, the new California Standards for teacher credentials in special education require competencies and skills to implement inclusive service delivery models. Current holders of …

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  9. To What Extent Does a Relationship Exist Between NonSupport and Support Students When They are Grouped Homogeneously and Heterogeneously in the Student's Mathematics Course at Lee County High School

    … examined the impact of three different grouping practices on the student’s 2014-15 Georgia Milestone Analytic Geometry End-of-Course assessment. This State assessment served as the dependent variable and the student grouping practice served as the independent variable for this …

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