An Argument Against Streamed Classes Is

question 6

Multiple Choice

An argument against streamed classes is:

• A) they are more difficult for teachers.
• B) students can become demoralised.
• C) students of similar ability cannot learn from each other.
• D) they are time consuming to organise.

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Definitions:

Contract Interpretation

The process of determining the meaning of the terms and provisions within a contract, often involving analysis of language, context, and intent of the parties.

Standard Construction Rule

Principle in legal interpretation that mandates the use of ordinary or commonly accepted meanings of words, in the absence of specific definitions.

Mutual Assent Rule

A fundamental principle in contract law that states a contract is only formed when parties involved agree on the same terms at the same time, indicating mutual agreement.

Subjective Construction Rule

This legal principle involves interpreting contracts, statutes, or documents based on the personal understanding or intent of the parties involved, rather than an objective interpretation by outsiders.