All of the following are effective strategies for grouping students EXCEPT:
A) student leaders picking teams.
B) Whistle Mixer.
C) creating circles using "fall in."
D) finding partners using "toe-to-toe."

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Allowing student leaders to pick teams can result in unbalanced groups and may not be an effective strategy for equitable grouping, as it can lead to some students consistently being chosen last or teams being formed based on friendships rather than a diverse mix of abilities and perspectives.

All of the Following Are Effective Strategies for Grouping Students