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Change: program for example thinking it's too harddifficult to change from the traditional method, parents may not be supportive, teachers will find it isto be more work,work; there are still many more compelling reasons why a multiage program should be implemented. In "Children at the
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Change: in their school. Some of the top reasons were how multiage programs benefit children and encourage developmentally appropriate practices. Miller wrote that respondentsone of the key-factors for success of a multiage program is that belief in a "learner-centered environment" (Miller, pg 7).8).
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Change: the Multiage Classroom" Bruce Miller surveyed teachers and adminstrators across the United States for their reasons in implementing a multiage program in their school. Some of the top reasons were how multiage programs benefit children and encourage developmentally appropriate practices. Miller wrote that respondents (Miller, pg 7).
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Change: implemented. In "Children at the Center: Implementing the Multiage Classroom" Bruce Miller surveyed teachers and adminstrators accrossacross the United States for their reasons in implementing a multiage program in their school. Some of the top reasons were how multiage programs benefit children and encourage developmentally appropriate practices.
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Change: there might be reasons teachers and adminstrators are hesitant to implement a multiage program; too hard to change the traditional method, parents may not be supportive, teachers will find it is more work, there are many reasons why a multiage program should be implemented. In "Children at the
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Change: "Learning is a process of continuously constructing meaning through interaction with the environment. Learners develop attitudes towards themselves, others, and learning based on the meaning they derive from their interactions with the environment (for example setting, people, activities and so forth). Thus a learners disposition towards
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