Splitting classes requires more rooms and teachers. Which propably won't happen, because the (school) system is in shambles. Not everywhere to the same degree,

Splitting classes requires more rooms and teachers. Which propably won't happen, because the (school) system is in shambles. Not everywhere to the same degree, but the general trend is downward. OTOH I'm surrounded by Kindergardens, 1 expanded and overhauled with nice and enlarged playgrounds, another expanded, and one being built right now into a former ALDI, which moved into a small mall. So...shrug? Btw... > But this severely holds back brighter pupils as well as those who are e.g. more knowledgable in German or other subjects. Thereby lowering the overall educational outcomes, because everything is lowest-common-denominator by law. This is nothing new. Happened 40+ years ago also. (To me. While being one of the https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36275943 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36275943 Imagine!1!!)