In open learning, how are unexpected experiment results treated?
AAs a mistake to repeat
BAs a reason to stop
CAs a fault of the pupil
DAs results to evaluate
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. As results to evaluate
1. Open learning has no prescribed target result.
2. Pupils weigh strengths and weaknesses of their results and decide their value.
3. Calling it wrong belongs to non-open lessons.
_Source: Wikipedia, Inquiry-based learning, Open/true inquiry learning_
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