alleryIn non-open lessons, what do pupils say of contrary results?
AThe experiment went wrong
BThe theory must change
CThe result is the new rule
DThe test was perfect
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The experiment went wrong
1. Pupils are told the expected outcome beforehand.
2. When their data differ, they blame the experiment.
3. Open learning avoids this by treating all results as data.
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