Critics of Tracking Argue That

question 17

Multiple Choice

Critics of tracking argue that

• A) students in the higher tracks do not learn as much as others.
• B) the tracks are not properly divided; there should be different categories used.
• C) the lower-track students get most of the teacher's attention.
• D) the students in the lower tracks learn less because they are taught less.

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Definitions:

Reciprocal Liking

The tendency for people to like others who express liking for them, an important factor in the formation of interpersonal relationships and social bonding.

Complementary

Complementary refers to things that combine in such a way as to enhance or emphasize each other's qualities or that function together in a beneficial way.

Reciprocal

Reciprocal involves a mutual or cooperative exchange of actions or relations, such as mutual respect, or in mathematics, as a mathematical expression indicating inverseness.

Rewarding

pertains to the act of providing a positive response or reinforcement following a desired behavior, increasing the likelihood of the behavior's recurrence.