Participation structures in a classroom would generally dictate
A. grading policies, including alternative assessments as well as paper-pencil tests.
B. the student-teacher ratio in classrooms as well as extra-curricular activities.
C. when it is appropriate to talk to another student as well as to respond to the teacher.
D. whether the primary teaching method is lecture-recitation or discussion.
Answer:C
Participation structures in a classroom would generally dictate
A. grading policies, including alternative assessments as well as paper-pencil tests. B. the student-teacher ratio in classrooms as well as extra-curricular activities. C. when it is appropriate to talk to another student as well as to respond to the teacher. D. whether the primary teaching method is lecture-recitation or discussion.
Explanation: C) The activity rules for a classroom are dictated by participation structures. A example of such structure is when it is appropriate to talk to other students. Most classrooms have many different participation structures that vary for subjects and tasks.