Why Do Some Professors Who Teach Difficult Subjects, Such as Math

question 32

Multiple Choice

Why do some professors who teach difficult subjects, such as math, struggle with explaining concepts to their students?

• A) because the students want to take the "easy road" to learning difficult concepts
• B) because the students have shorter attention spans
• C) because the professor is an expert and can skip stages in the explanation
• D) because the professor can only explain a math concept in complex steps

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Definitions:

Private Accounting

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The field of accounting that involves providing assurance, tax, and consulting services to the public, typically performed by certified public accountants (CPAs).

Revenue Recognition

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Guidelines

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