How does paragraph 4 develop the idea that recess would benefit students?A. It describes school classrooms as very uncomfortable for students.B. It provides facts about the mental health struggles many students face.C. It gives details about the different experiences students have at school.D. It explains that most students believe recess would improve their health.

What has cognitive development research found about the idea of academic instruction replacing recess? a. Free play is a waste of academic instructional time. b. Children need more time to read and write than to play. c. Physical free play facilitates cognition and learning. d. Children will fidget more in class after recess.

Which evidence from the article best supports Reagan Zuber's central claim about recess?A. "With only a few hurried minutes between classes, we get worn out, and it becomes increasingly hard to pay attention the longer we sit at our desks." (Paragraph 4)B. "If I'm forced to go to recess, that cuts back on the time allotted to my education — and that'll only hurt me in the long run." (Paragraph 10)C. "That's why many students enroll in electives and AP courses — we want to expand our horizons before entering the real world." (Paragraph 12)D. "And even if everyone is well behaved, I imagine plenty of teens would spend the period staring at their phones, rather than exercising or running around with friends." (Paragraph 13)

Teachers could help students avoid negative peer pressures byQuestion 14Answera.counseling them about choices.b.advising them not to have friends.c.choosing their associates for them.d.keeping them inside during recess.

Identify which of the following would make the best anecdote for an introductory paragraph for an essay about how public high schools overemphasize standardized testing.Multiple choice question.an anecdote from a teacher about how her students have no time for independent work or critical thinking because of test preparationdata and statistics on how much time American students spent on test-preparation this yeara history of American standardized testing, from 1915 to todaya story from a student arguing that sports and activities take up too much school time from academics

Explain four psychological issues that can face adolescents in secondary schools.