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According to a recently published research project, large classes — those with 40 or more students — are best for "foundational and factual knowledge acquisition," and smaller enrollments — 15 or fewer students — are better for courses intended "to develop higher order thinking, mastery of complex knowledge and student skill development."
Peter Mellow's insight:
While learning intent should determine class size, sadly financial aspirations of the organisation often override this.
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