Why can even a highly intelligent learner need remedial teaching?
AIntelligence tests are unreliable
BBright pupils dislike homework
CSchooling may have been disrupted
DTeachers favour weaker pupils
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Schooling may have been disrupted
1. Need for remediation reflects lack of preparation, not lack of ability.
2. The source gives the example of education disrupted by displacement during civil disorder or war.
3. The other options give reasons the source never offers.
_Source: Wikipedia, Remedial education, Lead section_
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