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What do the older students get out of a multiage class structure?

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What do the older students get out of a multiage class structure?

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A. Curriculum in a multiage setting is not static; older students can delve as far into a subject as they are able to, while younger students explore subjects at their own level. Older students also “learn what they know” while gaining self-esteem in the role of mentor to the younger students.

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