alleryWhat is a benefit of compacting for a gifted student?
AMore homework daily
BFewer friends in class
CLess boredom, more challenge
DMore repetitive drills
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Less boredom, more challenge
1. Compacting lets a student skip practice of skills already shown.
2. Skipping repetition reduces boredom.
3. The freed time goes to more challenging material, not more repetition.
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