Skill grouping: Group students according to their skill levels and group students with similar abilities together.

Interest grouping: Group students according to their interest in a certain topic or field to improve their initiative and enthusiasm for learning.

Random grouping: Grouping by random drawing or numerical grouping to avoid bias or unfairness among students

Tutor Grouping: Students are divided into groups and are guided and tutored by a tutor to provide personalized learning support.

Collaborative discussion: Allow students to conduct cooperative learning activities in groups to deepen their understanding and master knowledge through discussion and sharing of opinions.

Mutual correction: students check and revise each other's homework to promote mutual learning and improve writing skills

Group Project: Group students to complete a common academic or practical project to develop collaboration and problem-solving skills

Grouping by ability: Group students according to their ability level in a certain field, allowing students of the same ability to learn and communicate with each other

Grouping by interest: Group students according to their interest in a certain subject or topic to improve their enthusiasm and initiative in learning

Grouping by task: Grouping students according to their needs to complete specific tasks or role plays to promote practice and application of learning

Expert guidance: Introducing experts in professional fields into teaching to guide students to solve complex problems and master advanced knowledge

Seminars: Allow students to organize and participate in seminars, share their professional experience and knowledge, and develop expression and communication skills

Individual guidance: Provide personalized guidance and tutoring to solve learning problems according to each student's learning needs

Heterogeneous grouping: Group students with widely different abilities to bridge the gap through communication and collaboration, and promote equality and sharing of learning.

Peer tutoring: Grouping students with strong abilities and students with weak abilities together to improve the overall learning effect through mutual tutoring and mutual learning.

Diverse grouping: Group students based on their interests, gender, cultural background and other factors to break traditional classifications and provide a diversified learning environment

Group Competition: Competing students in different groups to promote fierce learning competition and mutual learning

Mutual learning: Students tutor and help each other to solve learning problems and form an atmosphere of common learning.

Cross-grade cooperation: Group students from different grades to work together to solve problems in an interdisciplinary way and cultivate comprehensive literacy.