How Heterogenous Grouping Effects Student Attitudes in Seventh Grade Mathematics Classrooms

Presenter Information

Lauren Huntley

Abstract

This research is being conducted with the purpose of developing understanding of the implications of involving heterogenous (non-ability) grouping in math classrooms, particularly in the middle school general education environment.

Status

Undergraduate

Department

Teacher Education

College

Gladys W. and David H. Patton College of Education

Campus

Athens

Faculty Mentor

Christine Weiss

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How Heterogenous Grouping Effects Student Attitudes in Seventh Grade Mathematics Classrooms

This research is being conducted with the purpose of developing understanding of the implications of involving heterogenous (non-ability) grouping in math classrooms, particularly in the middle school general education environment.