Clements's Research Indicates That First- and Third-Graders Who Were Taught

question 87

Multiple Choice

Clements's research indicates that first- and third-graders who were taught to use Logo to program computers subsequently

• A) performed better on academic achievement tests than those who had completed simple computer-assisted drills
• B) performed worse on academic achievement tests than those who had completed simple computer-assisted drills
• C) scored higher on tests of creativity and metacognition than those who had completed simple computer-assisted drills
• D) showed dramatic increases in their ability to program the family VCR

Gain knowledge of method return types and the use of the return statement in methods.

Differentiate between local and global identifiers within Java programs.

Understand the use and features of Java's standard library packages, including java.lang.

Recognize the mutability of different data types in Java, including strings and StringBuffer.

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