Author Question: Critics of school choice programs argue that they: a. perpetuate inequality because only upper- ... (Read 111 times)

jc611 · **on:** Jul 1, 2018

Critics of school choice programs argue that they:

a. perpetuate inequality because only upper- and middle-class student can afford to participate in them.
b. perpetuate inequality, but this negative is offset by the increased racial integration they achieve.
c. benefit lower-income children at the expense of higher-income students.
d. All of these are criticism of school choice programs.

Question 2

Research on educational outcomes for students enrolled in school choice programs has found that:

a. students in charter schools perform much higher than the national averages.
b. students who are home-schooled typically suffer from a lack of educational enrichment.
c. there are no measurable differences in the achievements of students participating in school choice programs and those who do not.
d. the children who are home-schooled perform above national averages on standardized tests.