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Letting adolescents give input into lesson planning is expected to bring which benefit?

AIncreased engagement
BShorter lessons
CFewer subjects
DLess group work
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Increased engagement
1. Adolescents bring creativity and a sense of natural justice. 2. Meaningful input increases engagement and builds planning and problem-solving skills. 3. Shorter lessons or fewer subjects are not benefits named. _Source: Wikipedia, Learning environment, Conducive classroom climates_
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