In Mrs Clark's Third-Grade Classroom in a Wisconsin Suburb, Subjects Begin

question 22

Multiple Choice

In Mrs. Clark's third-grade classroom in a Wisconsin suburb, subjects begin and end _____. This is an example of the preoccupation with order and control in American schools.

• A) whenever Mrs. Clark wants them to.
• B) when all the kids agree that it is time to move on to something new.
• C) at the same time.
• D) sometime before lunch.

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