Class size definitely has a serious effect on learning. With a larger class, the teacher may not be able to attend to all learners adequately.

Class size can affect learning by influencing the amount of individual attention each student receives from the teacher. Smaller class sizes generally allow for more personalized instruction and support, which can lead to better academic outcomes. In larger classes, students may have less opportunity for one-on-one interaction with the teacher and may struggle to stay engaged and focused.

The average undergraduate student body at Princeton University is about 5,200. The graduating class size is usually between 1,200 and 1,300.

The average undergraduate student body at Princeton University is about 5,200. The graduating class size is usually between 1,200 and 1,300.

The causes of cutting class include lack of motivation or an event happening during class. The effect is that the student is not learning and is missing out on information in each class.