What Makes Movement Particularly Difficult in a Secondary Context

question 29

Multiple Choice

What makes movement particularly difficult in a secondary context?

• A) Changing classroom several times a day
• B) Size and layout of the school
• C) Size of the desks
• D) Number of students in a secondary setting

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