What would be the costs and benefits of making a commitment to a free education for all students?
What will be an ideal response?
Ideal Answer: The ideal answer should include:
1. Outline the costs of education currently.
2. Examine who is left out by making some people pay some money for education.
3. Explore what we as a society would likely gain from making education truly free.
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a. have one basic identity and it is altered slightly in every situation. b. have one true identity, and life needs to be lived to discover what it is. c. have many identities and each is negotiated in every social situation. d. may have identities, but they are not as important as personality.
Conflict theorists argue that Head Start should be eliminated for all families
a. true b. false
Syria has been the site of a civil war in recent years
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Recent surveys of public attitudes toward environmentalism indicate that:
a. a majority of Americans still rate the environment as their first priority. b. there is very little support for environmentalism among most Americans. c. since the economic downturn more people have rated the economy their top priority than have rated the environment a top priority. d. the environment is not a top priority for Americans anymore.