Student Grouping is an educational strategy where students are organized into small groups based on various criteria, such as skill level, interests, or learning styles. This approach allows teachers to tailor instruction to meet the diverse needs of students, fostering collaboration and peer learning. By working in groups, students can share ideas, support each other, and develop important social skills. Student Grouping can take many forms, including cooperative learning, ability grouping, and mixed-ability grouping, each with its own benefits and challenges, depending on the classroom dynamics and learning objectives.