alleryWhat does research say about remedial courses' effectiveness?
AProves them effective
BShows they always fail
CGives limited evidence
DHas never covered it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Gives limited evidence
1. The source discusses whether completing a remedial course guarantees later success.
2. It reports limited evidence on persistence, later performance, drop-out and grade point average.
3. So neither 'always effective' nor 'always fail' is supported.
_Source: Wikipedia, Remedial education, Effectiveness_
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