alleryWhat does research say about remedial courses and graduation?
ALimited evidence of effectiveness
BClear evidence of harm to learners
CStrong, conclusive evidence of benefit
DConclusive proof of no effect
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Limited evidence of effectiveness
1. The literature provides limited evidence for the effectiveness of remedial courses.
2. Research on them has been sporadic, underfunded and inconclusive.
3. So neither strong proof of benefit nor proof of harm or no effect is established.
_Source: Wikipedia, Remedial education, Effectiveness_
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