Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogy
Consider the following assessment question: 'What is the difference between weekly markets and shopping malls?' Below are some answers written by students. In which answer does the student fail to display the ability of comparing/contrasting?
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- 1'Weekly markets are markets which are held on a specific day of the week whereas shopping malls are multi-storeyed buildings with shops on different floors.'✓
- 2'Weekly markets run in both rural and urban areas whereas a shopping mall is usually seen in urban areas.'
- 3'Weekly markets do not have permanent shops whereas the shops in shopping malls are built to last.'
- 4'The products sold in weekly markets could be bought at cheap rates whereas only a few people can afford products sold in shopping malls.'
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'Weekly markets are markets which are held on a specific day of the week whereas shopping malls are multi-storeyed buildings with shops on different floors.'
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