CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — Many students in New Zealand have a story to tell about “streaming” — being grouped into separate math classes based on their perceived ability to master the subject.

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Researchers also gave children a math test and found that children who scored higher tended to have parents who talked about math more during the observation period.