Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogy
Students with mild intellectual developmental disability generally demonstrate better learning outcomes when instruction is:
- 1Entirely independent and self-directed
- 2Competitive and performance-oriented
- 3Structured, concrete, and supported with repeated practice✓
- 4Highly abstract and theory-driven
Correct answer
Structured, concrete, and supported with repeated practice
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