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What Are the Challenges of Implementing Smaller Class Sizes?

Implementing smaller class sizes can be challenging due to budget constraints, limited classroom space, and a shortage of qualified teachers. However, the long-term benefits of smaller class sizes often outweigh these challenges, leading to better outcomes for children.

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