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06 Dec 2019, 08:11
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We should abolish the public education system and allow schools to operate as autonomous units competing for students. Students will receive government funds in the form of vouchers which they can then “spend” at the school of their choice. This will force schools to compete for students by offering better and more varied educational services. As in private industry, only the schools that provide customer satisfaction will survive. Since schools that cannot attract students will close, we will see an overall improvement in the quality of education.
Which of the following, if true, would most undermine the argument above?
(A) Schools will make sure that all parents and students are thoroughly informed about the programs offered.
(B) Most students and parents will select a school based upon the convenience of its location.
(C) Students have different interests and different needs that can best be met by a variety of programs.
(D) By forcing schools to operate on a cost-effective basis, a voucher program would actually reduce total educational expenditures.
(E) Financial barriers currently limit the educational choices of students from poorer families.
Which of the following, if true, would most undermine the argument above?
(A) Schools will make sure that all parents and students are thoroughly informed about the programs offered.
(B) Most students and parents will select a school based upon the convenience of its location.
(C) Students have different interests and different needs that can best be met by a variety of programs.
(D) By forcing schools to operate on a cost-effective basis, a voucher program would actually reduce total educational expenditures.
(E) Financial barriers currently limit the educational choices of students from poorer families.
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09 Dec 2019, 22:38
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CHOICE B
Simply,
The question assumes that students choose schools based on "better and varied educational services"
In this case, if we assume the statement in Choice B to be factual then convenience is much more important to the students that the "varied educational services".
I may add an insight to why I didn't choose the other questions if someone requests.
Simply,
The question assumes that students choose schools based on "better and varied educational services"
In this case, if we assume the statement in Choice B to be factual then convenience is much more important to the students that the "varied educational services".
I may add an insight to why I didn't choose the other questions if someone requests.
06 Jan 2021, 13:31
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I chose be B;
The Conclusion is: students and parents will chose a school based on x,y,z...... which then will increase overall education.... However, if people simply base the decision on logistics than the x,y,z factors do matter.
The Conclusion is: students and parents will chose a school based on x,y,z...... which then will increase overall education.... However, if people simply base the decision on logistics than the x,y,z factors do matter.
