Answer:
The Abington School District promoted religion in their school, by compelling learners to participate in a Bible reading program. The US Supreme Court's decision directly addressed case of Abington V. Schempp where students were being forced to participate in school-sponsored religious activities. The Supreme court held that the school was violating the establishment clause by just having this Bible reading program , even if it was voluntary.
Explanation:
During that time under the Pennsylvania law, public schools were required to start the day reading at least ten verses from the Holy Bible. The Bible verses were to be read without comment, everyday during opening of each public school. However the establishment clause, prevents the government facilities from establishing a religion.
Answer:
On the delayed tests 93% vs 13%
Explanation:
In the experiment by Bower and Clark on the story construction technique for memorizing serial lists of words (discussed in class), subjects were tested twice—immediately after studying a list and again after all the lists were presented (delayed test). The story group recalled many more words than the control group on the delayed tests 93% vs 13%
