Binet believed disadvantaged students could be taught the skills they needed to succeed in school through the use of:

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Binet believed in the concept of mental orthopedics, which involves specific exercises to help develop cognitive skills in children. He believed these exercises could help disadvantaged students catch up to their peers and succeed in school. The other options (severe discipline, simplified assignments, and parental involvement) were not emphasized by Binet as effective ways to address the needs of disadvantaged students.

Binet Believed Disadvantaged Students Could Be Taught the Skills They