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Which method improves transition success in secondary school?

Correct answer: C. Encouraging participation in clubs and extracurricular activities

  • A. Avoiding interactions with teachers
  • B. Reducing student involvement in school activities
  • C. Encouraging participation in clubs and extracurricular activities
  • D. Making transitions sudden and unstructured

Explanation

Clubs and extracurricular activities help students build friendships, confidence, belonging, and familiarity with the secondary-school environment. Sudden, unstructured transitions and reduced involvement remove these protective supports.

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