Rogoff Discusses Factors That Formal Schooling May Impart to Children

Multiple Choice

Rogoff discusses factors that formal schooling may impart to children. According to Rogoff, schooling affects cognitive development by

A) increasing attention span.
B) teaching children multitudes of facts.
C) strengthening neural connections through demand and use.
D) teaching specific skills, emphasizing a search for general rules, teaching literacy, and promoting abstract thought because of verbal instructions.