The back-to-basics movement in school systems supports: A) ...

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The back-to-basics movement in school systems supports:
 
  A) experimental and recreational facilities.
 B) custodial facilities for the emotionally disturbed.
 C)criteria mastery as the basis for grade promotion.
 D) elective courses and social services by school social workers.

Question 2

Grouping or clustering social policies into policy sectors has positive consequences including:
 
  A) people can more clearly identify where to go to seek assistance with a specific problem
  B) the silo effect created by clustering policies facilitates access to multiple services across policy sector boundaries
  C) all of the above
  D) none of the above

[macagnavarro]

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A

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Excellent

[Liddy]

Gracias!