Traditional classrooms have become increasingly pronounced as a result of the
A) trend towards magnet schools in poor neighborhoods.
B) FAPE (Free Appropriate Public Education) Act.
C) U.S. No Child Left Behind Act.
D) Brown v. Board of Education decision.

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The No Child Left Behind Act, which was enacted in 2001, required annual standardized testing in reading and math for every student in grades 3-8. This had the unintended consequence of putting pressure on schools to prioritize test preparation, which often meant relying on traditional classroom methods. As a result, traditional classrooms have become increasingly pronounced in many schools across the U.S.

Traditional Classrooms Have Become Increasingly Pronounced as a Result of the