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Change: ageages and multiple grades. All definitions do not mean the same teaching philosophy and a commonly asked question is what is the difference between a split class and a multiage class: Split Class Multiage Class Student Placement Student placement is solely by grade   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 614)

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Change: Renamed from Single Age vs. Multiage by Karenstets Mar 9 2009, 8:03 PM EDT for: Rename

Change:  Classroom is like a family where students and teachers get to know to each other over a longer period of time and develop a better   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 535)

Change: among each other. Students do not evaluate each others work. StudentAttitudes Divided by grades and unwilling to intereact with students outside their grade. More competition for grades and teachers attention. Lack of leadership skills. Intolerant of differences and more self-involved.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 314)

Change: not student learning goals. Grouping Students are often seated with one grade on each side of the room and are treated as two separate groups sharing the same space. They do not share activities and resources at the same time. Classroom Environment Assessment andEvaluation StudentAttitudes   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 210)

Change:  Student placement is solely by grade level and their social maturity and academic are not taken into account to create a balanced classroom. Students may be in a split grade one year and then moved to a single-grade class the next year. There is no continuity. Curriculum Design Daily Assignments   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 108)

Change:  AThere is a lot different terminology used to describe classes with multiple age and multiple grades. All definitions do not mean the same teaching philosophy and a commonly asked question is what is the difference between a split class and a multiage class: Split Class:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 45)