What is a "bridging program" in education?
Correct answer: A. A structured program that helps students transition smoothly
- A. A structured program that helps students transition smoothly
- B. A method for skipping a grade level
- C. A program that focuses only on advanced students
- D. A strategy for delaying student progress
Explanation
A bridging program provides planned academic, social, or orientation support between two educational stages. Its purpose is smoother adjustment, not skipping grades or delaying progress.
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