alleryHow does compacting decide which lessons a gifted student can skip?
ABy the student's age
BBy pretesting mastered skills
CBy a parent's written request
DBy a teacher's quick guess
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. By pretesting mastered skills
1. Compacting shortens regular material for a student.
2. It uses a pretest to find out which skills and content are already mastered.
3. Age, requests or guesses are not the basis used.
_Source: Wikipedia, Gifted education, Compacting_
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