While most countries track students, the U.S. appears distinct in that
a. every student still takes the same courses.
b. it assigns a remedial or watered down curriculum to those in lower tracks.
c. it seeks to narrow academic differences between high track and low track students.
d. low track students are exposed to a stimulating curricula.
Question 2
Most, if not all, educational systems sort students into distinct instructional groups.This practice is known as
a. the credential society. c. tracking.
b. schooling. d. self-fulfilling prophecy.
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