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 | | A heterogeneous classroom is one that reflects the rich diversity of students. |
 | | Rather than grouping children based on their ability or achievement, a heterogeneous classroom encompasses students with differences in age, sex, race, ability, and achievement (American Association of School Administrators, 1992). |
 | | In the heterogeneous classroom, the perspectives, experiences, and backgrounds of all students are valued as important for enriching learning. |
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