It is true that all 
children
 have different Use synonyms
abilities
 and are unique. While some people argue that Use synonyms
students
 at school should be divided into different groups based on their Use synonyms
abilities
, many others believe that Use synonyms
children
 with various intellectual Use synonyms
abilities
 should study together. In Use synonyms
this
 essay, I will address both sides of the argument and explain my support of the latter view.  
The division of Linking Words
students
 into classes based on their Use synonyms
abilities
 may have a number of detrimental drawbacks. Use synonyms
Firstly
, streaming can bring about labelling. More specifically Linking Words
children
 at their young ages may start dividing and stigmatizing the Use synonyms
students
 below their levels. Use synonyms
Secondly
, Linking Words
students
 with worse academic achievements will not have a chance to learn from more advanced ones. Use synonyms
For instance
, while studying in school I always used to take an example from the Linking Words
students
 with excellent grades and believed that I could Use synonyms
also
 study the same good. Linking Words
However
, there is likely less disruption and peer pressure at lessons, since all the Linking Words
students
 would be focused on classes tailored individually for their Use synonyms
abilities
.
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On the other hand
, in mixed classes, all Linking Words
students
 have equal chances to work on their skills and improve their academic achievements. When all Use synonyms
students
 learn together they may have a scent of competition which can have a conducive effect on their studies. Use synonyms
For example
, Linking Words
children
   will not be neglected by their parents for being "less intellectual".  
To sum up, I would concede that steaming may have some advantages for Use synonyms
students
 with good academic achievements. Despite that, I believe that co-studying facilitates a more comprehensive learning environment equally for all the Use synonyms
students
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