Grouping students by ability can result in segregation, thus leading to low self-images for some students.

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Grouping students by ability, often referred to as tracking or streaming, can lead to segregation within schools or classrooms. This segregation can result in students in lower ability groups developing low self-esteem and self-image due to perceived inferiority and reduced expectations from teachers and peers.

Grouping Students by Ability Can Result in Segregation, Thus Leading