alleryWhat did Parkhurst want to break with her Dalton Plan?
ATeacher-led lockstep lessons
BLearning in small groups
CSelf-paced independent study
DUse of reference books
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Teacher-led lockstep lessons
1. Parkhurst set out to reform pedagogy and classroom management.
2. She wanted to break teacher-centred lockstep teaching.
3. Small groups, self-pacing and reference books are parts of her plan, not what she broke.
_Source: Wikipedia, Progressive education, Helen Parkhurst_
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