In Programmed Instruction, a Branching Program Is Different from a Linear

question 50

Multiple Choice

In programmed instruction, a branching program is different from a linear program in that a branching program:

• A) Allows students to make choices about the topics they study
• B) Takes smaller steps in teaching new material
• C) Provides remedial work for students who need it
• D) Is more likely to address important instructional objectives

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