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> 2) Do more with the time given, by cutting students who disrupt class. If you keep doing that for a long enough time, no more students will be left in the cl
by pen2l 11y ago
> 2) Do more with the time given, by cutting students who disrupt class.
If you keep doing that for a long enough time, no more students will be left in the class. So I don't think this a practical solution that will yield better results than whatever we have going on today.
- rayiner 11y agoWhy do you think that? I'd wager impulsiveness and attention span are normally distributed, and there are gains to be had tracking those say more than 1 SD below the mean into classes specially equipped to handle them.