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English, 15.04.2021 15:30 SpookySpooks

"Certainty about the knowledge intended in any activity comes from each student's re-creation of concepts ― and discussing, thinking, arguing, listening, and evaluating one's own preconceptions after the activities, under the leadership of a thoughtful teacher, can bring this about. After all, a food fight is a hands-on activity, but about all you would learn was something about the aerodynamics of flying mashed potatoes!" Q1. What does "this" here refer to? "Certainty" or "each student's re-creation of concepts"? Q.2. What does "about" mean here? "roughly" or "concerning"?

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