In open learning, how should students treat unexpected results?
ADiscard them as mistakes
BAsk the teacher to rule them out
CWeigh their strengths and flaws
DRepeat until they match theory
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Weigh their strengths and flaws
In open learning there are no wrong results; students evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of what they collect.
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