Break time can carry hidden curriculum because pupils pick up:
Arules of the exam hall
Bunspoken social lessons
Cstaff teaching methods
Dmarks given by teachers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. unspoken social lessons
1. Pupils have more freedom of movement during break time.
2. This can bring unspoken lessons about cliques, bullying, recreation, self-expression and conflict resolution.
3. These are unplanned social lessons, not graded skills or timetables.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Hidden curriculum" (rev 1373153154), section "Lead section"_
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