Mixed ability classes lead to better health outcomes for students, according to a new study (Photo by Katie Falkenberg/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) Streaming students by ability could be bad ...

Research indicates that mixed-age classes do not negatively impact student learning. In fact, studies show that outcomes in these classrooms are comparable to those in traditional single-age settings.

As the new school year begins, many primary school children find themselves learning alongside peers of different ages, a practice known as mixed-age classroom teaching. This approach can raise ...

Grouping students by ability is widespread in schools, but a new study suggests it’s the students classed as less able who lose out through streaming. Research shows that teachers use different ...

After two years of pandemic disruptions to students’ reading progress, schools nationwide are scrambling for ways to help them progress faster. Small-group instruction in reading is one of the most ...

Every year, early elementary teachers welcome students with a wide range of reading abilities into their classrooms. Some kindergarteners may be reading whole books, for example, while others don’t ...

DENVER ” Some conservation groups are welcoming the selection of Colorado Sen. Ken Salazar as interior secretary, but others are opposing him as head of the agency that oversees vast tracts of public ...

One of the best things about skiing is getting to do it with your friends, but sometimes, that means skiing a little below (or above) your skill level. When planning a ski trip with skiers of ...