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2004074 Pupil Grouping Strategies and Practices at Key Stage 2 and 3: Case Studies of 24 Schools in England Published  Published

Published 28-Sep-2006
Report Publication Code : RR796 Brief Publication Code : RB796
The Department for Education and Skills (DfES) commissioned the University of Brighton (with partner universities Sussex, Cambridge and the Institute of Education, London) to undertake a two-part investigation into the effects of pupil grouping in schools at Key Stages (KS) 2 and 3. The two-part investigation provided: (1) an extended review of the literature that included an analysis and synthesis of current literature that would identify types of pupil grouping suited to particular pupils, the range of organisational policies regarding pupil grouping within schools that are related to different levels of performance, and subjects suited to particular types of grouping; and (2) comparative case studies that explored how grouping/organisational policy was implemented in classrooms and how this affected teaching and learning strategies, the impact of grouping on social pedagogy and learning, and planning for transition.

DfES Objective Enable all young people to develop and to equip themselves with the skills, knowledge and personal qualities needed for life and work
Key Research Priority for young people in secondary schools
DfES Project Manager Jenny Buckland
Contractor University of Brighton - Education Research Centre
Author Peter Kutnick and Steve Hodgkinson, University of Brighton; Judy Sebba and Sara Humphreys, University of Sussex; Maurice Galton and Susan Steward, University of Cambridge; and Peter Blatchford and Ed Baines, Institute of Education, University of London


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