The Joplin Plan and within-class ability grouping produce at least moderate gains in learning because of
A) fewer classroom management problems.
B) better quality instruction.
C) higher self-esteem among students in homogeneous groups.
D) higher performance by high-ability students.

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The Joplin Plan and within-class ability grouping lead to moderate gains in learning primarily because they allow for better quality instruction tailored to the specific ability levels of students, enabling more effective teaching strategies and learning experiences.

The Joplin Plan and Within-Class Ability Grouping Produce at Least