subject: Smaller classes, team up your creativity [print this page] For other schools divided their weaker classes into 2 groups, according to their ability in a subject. Each group is taught by a teacher, usually an approach that suits their ability level and learning style. There is more individualized attention because it's smaller group. Teachers are better able to the weaker students. Smaller classes are easier to manage. It's allows more opportunity for group and hands-on-activities with toys and learning models and science experiments. Beside, more out-of-class lessons, liked in the eco-garden, computer room and courtyard. With shrinking class sizes mean teachers will also have more time for each student's needs as he/she adjusts to the new environment. On top of that, teachers can focus on each one more thoroughly and understand their work and emotional needs.
