Question

question 15 of 20
which evidence best supports this claim?
students would learn more efficiently if classrooms allowed more physical movement and flexible seating arrangements.

a. studies show that open spaces spur creativity and innovation.

b. computers have been shown to aid learning in the classroom because today’s students are so accustomed to using them.

c. classrooms are places where students should be engaged in scholarly pursuits and not talking to their peers.

d. the government spends significantly more money on military affairs than it does on education.

Explanation:

The claim links physical movement/flexible seating to better learning efficiency. Option A provides relevant evidence (studies on open spaces boosting creativity/innovation) that aligns with the claim’s focus on classroom environment and learning outcomes. Other options are irrelevant: B discusses computers, C opposes flexible interaction, D is about budget allocation unrelated to classroom design.

Answer:

A. Studies show that open spaces spur creativity and innovation.