Many a student (has, have) made the same mistake.

Based on the selection, which among the statements is FALSE:*1 pointA. Committing mistakes is a part of the learning process, and recognizing them is important in the holistic development of the learners.B. The activities in the self-learning modules are graded, and the learners’ scores are being used to establish a judgment on what they can and cannot do.C. The Department of Education will never tolerate any form of cheating in any modality of learning.D. We are responsible for assuring that our learners are nurtured holistically to become industrious, responsible, and morally developed individuals.

One of the biggest mistakes that inexperiencedteachers make is that they incorporate new technologies without thinking abouthow it fits in with their current curricular design.1 pointTrueFalse

Today student should be reconciled _____the way things are changing.*(A) for(B) at(C) with(D) to

Determine if the following statement makes sense:The student must have made a mistake because the student’s polar representation of a given point has a different answer than the back of the book.Group of answer choicesThe statement does not make sense because there is a possibility that the student used the wrong formula.The statement does make sense because the polar representations should be the same for the same point.The statement does not make sense because the polar representations can be different for the same point.The statement does make sense because the student made the wrong interpretation for the formula of polar representation.

A pupil's marks were wrongly entered as 83 instead of 63. Due to that the average marks for the class got increased by half (1/2). The number of pupils in the class is: