A multigrade classroom is an educational setting where students of different grade levels are taught together in the same classroom. This approach is often used in rural or under-resourced areas where there may not be enough students to fill separate classes for each grade. Teachers in multigrade classrooms adapt their teaching methods to meet the diverse needs of students, allowing for individualized learning experiences. In a multigrade classroom, students can benefit from peer learning, as older students often help younger ones. This environment encourages collaboration and fosters a sense of community. Teachers may use various instructional strategies, such as differentiated instruction and project-based learning, to engage all students effectively.