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Family Grouping: A Structural Innovation in Elementary Schools

Buston, Ron – Interchange, 1977

Family grouping (a classroom organization plan in which elementary school children of differing chronological and developmental stages are grouped in a single class) is a means for providing continuity between home and school with a minimum of psychological and emotional shock. (MJB)

Descriptors: Class Organization, Educational Theories, Elementary Education, Foreign Countries

Open Area Elementary Schools: Survey of Teachers' Attitudes and Opinions. Research Report 83-01.

Stennett, R. G.; Earl, L. M. – 1983

A survey of 131 Canadian elementary school teachers teaching in open areas sought to discover the extent to which open education concepts were being implemented and to solicit their opinions about a variety of problems and issues related to implementation. The survey asked teachers to rate their current situation and personal preferences on 11…

Descriptors: Class Organization, Classroom Environment, Educational Facilities Design, Elementary Education