What is the defining trait of students who need remedial education?
AThey have a disability
BThey are late joiners
CThey have low intelligence
DThey are under-prepared
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. They are under-prepared
1. The source says the defining trait is simply that learners have reached a point of lack of preparedness.
2. The reason does not matter; even highly intelligent people can be under-prepared when schooling is disrupted.
3. Disability and low intelligence are therefore not the defining trait.
_Source: Wikipedia, Remedial education, Lead section_
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