Thirty-Fifth Year Book Of The National Society For The Study Of Education Part I The Grouping Of Peo

"The Thirty-Fifth Year Book Of The National Society For The Study Of Education Part I The Grouping Of People" explores the theory and practice of grouping students in educational settings. Published in 1935, this volume delves into the psychological and organizational aspects of grouping, examining various methods and their impact on learning and development. It offers insights into the rationale behind different grouping strategies, such as ability grouping, and their effects on student achievement and social dynamics.

Authored by Guy Montrose Whipple, this book provides a historical perspective on educational practices related to student grouping. It remains a valuable resource for educators and researchers interested in the evolution of educational thought and the enduring challenges of creating effective learning environments. The book offers a detailed look at the considerations and debates surrounding grouping practices that continue to resonate in contemporary educational discussions.

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