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摘要
南非的教室通常容纳年龄、社会经济地位、历史背景、性别、性取向、能力和兴趣等方面不同的学习者(Van Vuuren, Van der westthuizen & Van der Walt 2016)。这引发了人们对课堂教学实践如何能够在包容政策的指导下满足常规课堂中不同学习者的需求的极大兴趣。
The inclusiveness of mixed ability grouping in Johannesburg primary schools
South African classrooms generally accommodate learners who are diverse in terms of age, socio-economic statuses, historical background, gender, sexual preference, ability and interests, amongst other differences (Van Vuuren, Van der Westhuizen & Van der Walt 2016). This has sparked immense interest on how classroom pedagogic practices are capable of addressing the needs of diverse learners in the regular classrooms in light of policy on inclusion.