mixed ability

Well I hope to look more at mixed ability teaching.

How does being in a mixed ability class affect the social development of children?

The school has a very mixed ability and social profile.

It is a mixed ability foundation school with about 1,500 students.

Is it Government policy to move in the direction of mixed ability classes?

With our mixed abilities, I think we will make an ideal focus group.

From Year 7 to 9, students share similar subjects, and most are taught in mixed ability groups.

Something around fifteen per cent have mixed ability in the first three years.

What proportions of comprehensive schools now have mixed ability teaching?

Although some setting may take place within classes, all contain children of mixed ability.

And in the mixed ability situation this certainly did not happen in the same way.

There are other subjects where students benefit from placement in mixed ability groups.

Now, it is a co-educational school with students of mixed ability and age range.

The mixed ability classes replaced the elite system in September, 1996.

I am writing a textbook for mixed ability classes in comprehensive schools based on this model.

There's been no guidance from the government, but they certainly don't seem to be against mixed ability teaching.

It is also a good hill for mixed abilities, with variations of many runs.

Excellent - all the students in the mixed ability group learning moving image editing skills.

I think the general point would be really a favourable impression of mixed ability teaching.

One dealt with the issue of mixed ability teaching as a separate issue.

Well again this is certainly a worry that is often talked about in terms of mixed ability teaching.

No good teacher will teach a mixed ability class without extension tasks for both the higher and lower abilities.

Grouped classes are still of mixed ability, however are not taken with the entire form group.

St. Mark's uses a combination of setting and mixed ability teaching to deliver the curriculum.

I can honestly say that the mixed ability classes provided more stimulation and better progress for students at all levels.