Mr. Stevens has taught his first grade students about how caterpillars change into butterflies. One of his students, Brittany, continues to believe that butterflies are born like that. Caterpillars do not have wings. They crawl. Butterflies have wings. They fly. Which of the following is not likely to change Brittany's mind about caterpillars changing into butterflies?

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Nelson Douglas

Social Studies

6 March, 20:40

Mr. Stevens has taught his first grade students about how caterpillars change into butterflies. One of his students, Brittany, continues to believe that butterflies are born like that. Caterpillars do not have wings. They crawl. Butterflies have wings. They fly. Which of the following is not likely to change Brittany's mind about caterpillars changing into butterflies?

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Adrianna Hester · Answer 1

Answer: d. Asking her to talk about her beliefs about caterpillars and butterflies

Explanation:

Option D is correct because asking her to talk about her beliefs on the process might only serve to reinforce her beliefs in her own assertions. It is not likely to change her mind.

Option A is incorrect because as she would get to see the process occur, her beliefs will probably change.

Option B is also incorrect because family have a very strong influence over a toddler and them telling her what to believe might change her mind.

Option C is incorrect because Brittany will see the process first hand and as a result will probably change her belief on the matter.