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A spiral curriculum lets students do what?

ASkip topics already seen
BRevisit content at deeper levels
CLearn each topic only once
DStudy without any sequence
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Revisit content at deeper levels
1. A spiral curriculum returns to the same ideas again and again. 2. Each return meets the idea at a higher level of development. 3. Skipping, one-time study or no sequence are not spiral. _Source: Wikipedia, Curriculum, Progressivist views_
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