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Kind of making a guess but is part of rationale for this multi class distribution in mainstream practice teacher bandwidth for creating lesson plans and such? Thinking if we can take some of that burden off this approach becomes more scalable. This is not unfeasible.
Having two teachers collaborate is helpful & there's also an advantage in having the freedom to plan long-term projects (students aren't having their attention cut at the hour mark). There also seems to be less lecturing, which is costly to teachers & of little benefit to kids.
Ok devil's advocate. If only a small portion of teachers that can change a student's life, you know the once in a lifetime kind of thing, is there a greater good served by getting as many students in front of them as possible, or in ensuring maximum exposure of selected students?
Answering my own question here, perhaps it is appropriate to have a kind of “gifted program” for teachers just as we do for students. Those teachers or administrators that exhibit standout traits of say communication or inspiration deserve a special place in our education system.
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