A group of teachers develops a maths curriculum to help students increase their scores on required tests in maths. The teachers find promising results with the students in their school, so they develop a plan to test the curriculum in all of the schools in their county. This plan shows that the teachers recognise the importance of
A)proving that their theory is testable.
B)demonstrating their pathological scepticism.
C)showing that required math tests are invalid.
D)replicating the original findings to increase confidence in them.

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The best choice is D because the teachers are trying to replicate their original findings in order to increase confidence in them. This is an important step in the scientific process to ensure that the results are valid and reliable. Choices A, B, and C are not relevant to the teachers' plan.

A Group of Teachers Develops a Maths Curriculum to Help