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Maximize Student Learning With Flexible Groupings
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When could learning logs be used?
yearly
daily
weekly
monthly
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Which of these are benifits of flexible grouping?
Students feel valued by their peers
Content is absorbed while acquiring interpersonal and cooperative skills
Students who struggle don’t feel singled out
All of the above
3
(Homogeneous) in flexible grouping means?
mixed ability
variety of levels
none of the above
Same level
4
What grouping do you prefer to be a part of?
small group
half/class
partner
individual
5
Who was the professor who spoke about same ability groups?
Elliot Aronson
Spencer Smith
Neil Armstrong
Ray Reutzel
6
If we are planning on tapping into a student’s strength we usually opt for a?
same ability group
none of these choices
same knowledge group
mixed abilty group
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If it is to strengthen a students weaknesses we organize students into?
hetreogenous groups
Homogenous groups
different groups
same ability groups
8
Who developed the jigsaw classroom method?
Spencer Kagan
Ray Reutzel
Ben Franklin
Elliot Aronson
9
At which grades should the Request Strategy take place?
3rd-4th
1st grade
5th and up
college
10
Quiet and more reserved students have the greatest oppurtunity to learn in what grouping?
half class
small group
partner grouping
none of the above
11
In which grouping do students have an oppurtunity to reflect?
Individualy
partner grouping
half class
small group
12
In which type of flexible learning would a class form a circle?
partner grouping
half/class
none of the above
Socratic Seminars
13
True or False? Mixed ability groupings consist of students who have different levels of knowledge?
False
True
14
What should you do at the end of half class grouping?
Only help one group
nothing
Let them work until the bell
Bring both groups back together
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Who developed the Request Strategy?
Spencer Kagan
Socrates
Anthony Manzo
Elliot Aronson