It is widely believed that children of different levels of intelligence should be taught together, while others think that more intelligent children should be taught separately. Discuss and present your opinion.

Whether young learners should be divided into different learning groups

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their academic grades has always been hotly debated. As some maintain that smart kids need to be grouped together, the majority, me included, believe that in providing equal resources, mixed

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may not be the most effective but the most necessary. On one hand, by selecting the most intelligent

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and reshuffling

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, these young people can get the best resources, the best materials, and more opportunities, boosting their chances of success.

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, many schools in China have been adopting

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approach for decades and have produced academically remarkable

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.

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, the dark side is extremely unsettling. There are unhealthy and brutal competitions within these elite

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, which have resulted in unnaturally high rates of depression.

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inadequate communication with fellow children outside of their school circles, these young ones often display stronger prejudiced attitudes towards their less intelligent peers—a disturbing phenomenon that might widen the social division.

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selecting and categorising could benefit a small fraction of individuals, it is the same cohort that may suffer from the direct impacts.

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, a democratic society must ensure that each student has the same and equal access to education;

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, it would be a violation of basic human rights. That said, ranking young individuals by intelligence is unacceptable; depriving the opportunities of those who are considered obtuse is even worse. A mixed, diverse class that does not disproportionately allocate resources to anyone is beneficial to all. As a study suggested,

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of higher levels still do equally well on exams as the ones in segregated

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, and lower-level

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do better than their left-out counterparts.

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, having

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of varied abilities study together does not affect grades and could help those who are seen as unpropitious. In summary, it is not only against modern values but

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not as healthy as expected to filter children using a single-minded method—the intelligence quotient.

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, schools should continue to create a diverse, inclusive, and felicitous environment for everyone.