Which classroom feature do progressive programs encourage?
ASilent individual seat work only
BCopying answers from the board
CGroup work and social skills
DCompeting for the top rank
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Group work and social skills
1. Progressive programs value cooperation.
2. They include group work and development of social skills.
3. Silent seat work, copying and rank competition do not build these skills.
_Source: Wikipedia, Progressive education, Lead section_
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