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It was inspiring. But how about labelling effect?

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I used to think ability grouping is effective, now I think it is more effective.

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I used to think that in-class grouping is very helpful to all students, but now I think I will pay more attention to grouping the low-ability in heterogeneous groups.

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I used to think ability grouping benefits the Higher ability students now I think it is good for lower ability ones

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good students usually love working together especially when it involves narks and assessment

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can be discouraging to weak students

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Students with different abilities can help each other

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motivate or demotivate

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Yes.

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affect confidence

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yes

yes

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It depends. I think it is not good for the poor performance students, if they are grouped together

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Will enhance efficient collaborative learning

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Yes. Students with better learning abilities can influence students who have less interest in learning.

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Yes, I think it has an effect on the students. For example, mixed ability groups helps the students to better benefit from the activities.

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Yes. students who have similar ability  may share similar opinions

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Every one can learn from each other and help each other.

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Yes.

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Yes. Some students with lower ability may feel unfair and ashamed.