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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Differentiation has been "out" for a long time because of fear it could look like segregation and because of the big push since the eighties for mainstreaming following IDEA. We've gone too far in the everyone together all the time direction. We need to find a flexible middle path. [/quote] Thank you for this explanation. I wouldn't want to stereotype and assume that slower-paced classes would be filled with ESOL learners, students from minority groups, and students with certain types of disabilities, but if somehow that were the case due to lack of opportunities, social injustice, etc., that would be unfortunate and undesirable. Would a good middle ground for elementary schools be to have an Honors class in addition to AAP (center or LLIV), like in middle school? At least then, with enough classes at a school, there wouldn't be just one "lowest" class that no one would want to be in. [/quote]
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