A high school teacher of an inclusion class uses the project-based learning (PBL) approach to incorporate the use of laptop computers into the writing component of the project. Which of the following is the best rationale for using the PBL approach?
A. Posing meaningful challenges for students and meeting the needs of diverse learners
B. Helping students gain ability with widely used types of technology
C. Encouraging students to use word processing features that check spelling and count the number of words used
D. Helping students become acclimated to teacher-centered, college-type instructional practices
Answer: A. Posing meaningful challenges for students and meeting the needs of diverse learners
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