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imanialler

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Districts with a high number of students with special needs would lobby for state educational funding based on the
 
  a. flat-grant model.
  b. foundation plan.
  c. power-equalization plan.
  d. weighted student plan.

Question 2

As the proportion of people over sixty-five increases, it is likely that there will be
 
  a. decreasing emphasis on the physical education curriculum.
  b. decreasing conflict about school goals.
  c. increasing resistance to school budget increases.
  d. increasing conflict over curricular content.



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: d

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: c





 

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