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Grouping students solely by content competence neglected social and motivational differences, which the monitorial system had to patch ad hoc

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q2 i? The competency-based grouping of the monitorial system addressed content variability but not psychological and social factors such as stigma and engagement, requiring reactive responses like group competitions. → David Dockterman 2018

Evidence

David Dockterman 2018

David Dockterman. (2018). Insights from 200 + years of personalized learning. npj Science of Learning 3:15. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41539-018-0033-x

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Historical analysis of the Lancasterian system, an interpretive (type e) historical account. The author reports that content-based grouping "neglected other differences that impacted their learning," citing Lancaster's own concerns about older struggling students' discouragement and about a boy drawn away from school by bad company.

"Grouping children by what content they had completed, though, neglected other differences that impacted their learning."

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title Grouping students solely by content competence neglected social and motivational differences, which the monitorial system had to patch ad hoc
description Grouping students solely by content competence neglected social and motivational differences, which the monitorial system had to patch ad hoc
status review
evidence_strength weak
newest_evidence 2018
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