Question
Which evidence best supports the claim that students at Williams Middle School will benefit from a week at wilderness camp?
Eighty percent of other local middle schools have attended wilderness camp, so it is only fair that all go.
Studies show that students retain sixty-five percent more knowledge after a hands-on learning experience.
Teachers and students agree that they get tired of the classroom environment and need a break.
Advertising brochures printed by the camp promise that students will have a wonderful week.
Eighty percent of other local middle schools have attended wilderness camp, so it is only fair that all go.
Studies show that students retain sixty-five percent more knowledge after a hands-on learning experience.
Teachers and students agree that they get tired of the classroom environment and need a break.
Advertising brochures printed by the camp promise that students will have a wonderful week.
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GPT-4o mini
The evidence that best supports the claim that students at Williams Middle School will benefit from a week at wilderness camp is:
"Studies show that students retain sixty-five percent more knowledge after a hands-on learning experience."
This statement provides empirical data that directly relates to the benefits of a wilderness camp experience, suggesting that the hands-on learning and activities at camp will enhance students' knowledge retention.
"Studies show that students retain sixty-five percent more knowledge after a hands-on learning experience."
This statement provides empirical data that directly relates to the benefits of a wilderness camp experience, suggesting that the hands-on learning and activities at camp will enhance students' knowledge retention.