School Transitions Typically Lead to Environmental Changes That Fit Poorly

question 91

Multiple Choice

School transitions typically lead to environmental changes that fit poorly with adolescents' developmental needs, including

• A) disruption of close relationships with teachers at a time when adolescents need adult support.
• B) an emphasis on sophisticated academic collaboration during a period of heightened self-focusing.
• C) increased expectation for independent decision making.
• D) lowered academic demands as students are sorted into academic and nonacademic tracks.

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