Girish found himself in honors classes or special, smaller, more innovative versions of regular classes as soon as he entered high school. he had not asked for this; it just happened automatically, based on his performance in middle school and perhaps some tests he had taken along the way. girish's experience is an example of

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Osborne

9 April, 06:03

Girish found himself in honors classes or special, smaller, more innovative versions of regular classes as soon as he entered high school. he had not asked for this; it just happened automatically, based on his performance in middle school and perhaps some tests he had taken along the way. girish's experience is an example of

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Lola Strickland · Answer 1

The correct answer is tracking.

In schools and educational institutions, tracking refers to the process in which students' academic performance and grades are monitored and recorded as either average, above average or below average. Following this, students of the same performance level are grouped together and only attend classes matching their achievement level.