
The myth of the “Difficult Class” and the 20/70 Rule
Many “difficult classes” are uneven: ~20% of students can drive ~70% of disruption. Learn fair, targeted interventions that protect learning time.
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Many “difficult classes” are uneven: ~20% of students can drive ~70% of disruption. Learn fair, targeted interventions that protect learning time.

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