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More time absolutely helps, people do much better the second time they take a class. Teachers are a good example, they typically didn't get good grades, but aft
by Jensson 3y ago
More time absolutely helps, people do much better the second time they take a class. Teachers are a good example, they typically didn't get good grades, but after having seen the class over and over so many times they get good enough to teach it. It works, repetition leads to mastery.
- watwut 3y agoIt is just that practically it did not happened with elementary school students. Special help class with more repetition and teacher trained in learning issues do help. Also, the issues of failing students are not easily fixable with repetition. They have often attention issues, learning disabilities, behavioral issues, mental health issues etc. that are not helped by repetition at all.
- master-lincoln 3y agoWhere I am, those kids with deeper issues preventing them to learn as quick as others often have to repeat a class, fail again and then get send to special schools. In theory they should get more appropriate help there, but normally there is not more funding in these special schools and it's even harder because all of the pupils have bigger learning deficiencies. So often these kids are left behind. The only solution that gives every kid an equal opportunity would mean a massive increase of funding of schools and teachers. But even if that would happen, we currently do not have enough well educated teachers and the job is also not very popular due to high stress and low pay and new teachers take many years to be available...