Which Statement About Cultural Differences in Scholastic Achievement Is True

question 110

Multiple Choice

Which statement about cultural differences in scholastic achievement is true?

• A) The education community in the United States believes that the methods being used in this country are the best.
• B) The significance of cultural differences in learning and teaching is not yet clear.
• C) As early as first grade, U.S. students are already showing deficiencies in math skills when compared to Asian students.
• D) Any differences in achievement are probably inherent in the students and are not affected by classroom activities.

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