Sanderson and Alderson suggest that the theory of education as nation-building
a. aids our understanding of the origins of mass education and of the prominence of
primary and secondary education in so many of the world's societies
b. is thoroughly inadequate
c. can explain not only the origins of modern mass education, but also the reasons
for educational expansion in those societies with very large educational systems
d. none of these
Question 2
Which groups were affected the most by job loss during the recent recession?
a. Young people 25-34
b. Single mothers
c. Immigrants
d. Baby boomers
The HIV/AIDS pandemic
Building competency in safety
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Trichromatic Theory of Color Vision
Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of minds to think
Set-Point Theory