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B. Use common learning standards with contextualised examples.
Correct answer: Use common learning standards with contextualised examples. Common learning standards keep national coherence, while contextualised examples let teachers adapt content to provincial and local needs.
- Require identical examples and pacing in every classroom. Identical examples and pacing remove the local flexibility the question asks to preserve.
- Let each province remove all shared learning benchmarks. Removing all shared benchmarks sacrifices national coherence.
- Use common textbooks with unrelated local learning outcomes. Common textbooks paired with unrelated local outcomes weaken both relevance and coherence.
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