Japanese and American Classroom Practices Differed in Which of the Following

question 176

Multiple Choice

Japanese and American classroom practices differed in which of the following ways?

• A)American teachers were more likely to insure that children used their independent study time well.
• B)Japanese teachers were more likely to use large group instruction.
• C)American teachers were more likely to use large group instruction.
• D)Japanese teachers spent more time on language arts than math.

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