A heavy emphasis on measurable outcomes leads to
ARote learning
BMemorization
CBoth rote learning and memorization ✓ Correct
DNone of the above
Correct answer: (C) Both rote learning and memorization
Explanation
A heavy emphasis on measurable outcomes leads to both rote learning and memorization, as learners focus on testable recall.
Rote learning alone is only part of the effect.
Memorization alone is likewise only part of the effect.
"None of the above" fails since these effects clearly follow.
Over-measuring narrows teaching toward what can be scored easily.
This crowds out higher-order thinking and deep understanding.
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