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Ability Setting: No Longer ‘Best Practice’

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Mixing up the students.

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The power of mixing it up!

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If you haven’t tried ‘mixing it up’ DO!!

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Classes set by ability are hitting children’s self-confidence

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Study could have important implications for interventions directed at addressing disadvantage in education

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Mixed Ability vs Ability Setting by @emma_rachels

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This debate has been ongoing since anyone can remember: how will children progress best through

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An Inconvenient Truth – Grouping Pupils by Ability is Iniquitous by @MaryMered

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Routine setting or streaming arrangements undermine low-attainers’ confidence and discourage the belief that attainment can be improved through effort.

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Setting Vs Mixed Ability

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#UKEdChat – Session 468. Thanks to considerable research and attention, the debate about whether to

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Grouping students into ability-based sets holds back less able pupils

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Students classed as less able are being hindered by being grouped into ability-based sets, according

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Positive Attitude Toward Maths Predicts Maths Achievement in Children

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For the first time, scientists have identified the brain pathway that links a positive attitude

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Children praised for being smart are more likely to cheat, new studies find

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Children who are praised for being smart, or who are told they have a reputation for

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Schools are rejecting the chance to teach children in ‘mixed-ability’ classes

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Schools are rejecting the chance to teach children in “mixed-ability” classes despite evidence that the

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Teacher Expectation: Creating A Culture of High Expectation for all, by @Wyedean_CPD

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Labelling and notions of fixed ability are prevalent in our education system. Students are divided

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Girls’ confidence level, not maths ability hinders path to science degrees

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When it comes to mathematics, girls rate their abilities markedly lower than boys, even when

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Why ‘mixed ability’ classrooms are the way forward by @BloggingAP

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In the week where the government’s Social Mobility Commission published a report stating that putting

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Session 141: Planning for the progression of all students in a mixed ability classroom

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– Session Title: Planning for the progression of all students in a mixed ability classroom

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