The text argues that schools:
a. treat all children equally regardless of social class.
b. are increasingly more able to give children individualized attention.
c. promote creativity and independent thinking.
d. prepare students for bureaucracies such as the workplace and the military.
Question 2
In both poor and wealthier nations:
a. many children attend school for only a few years.
b. school years have become accepted as a normal part of childhood.
c. schools teach society's central values in addition to basic skills.
d. All of these are true about schooling in all nations.
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