Why do students in well-off areas tend to have public schools with more resources?
A. Parents in well-off areas value school more than other parents.
B. Public schools are funded by local property taxes.
C. The federal government rewards rich areas with more money.
D. Public schools in well-off areas actually are not better funded.
Answer: B
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Studies suggest that all of the following improves the ability of minority students in the classroom EXCEPT
a. Teachers believe students are capable of success b. The class is a pleasant, quiet, and orderly place c. There is an emphasis on basic reading and math skills d. Students have several recess breaks during the school day
Slavery became an established institution in the North American colonies because
a. this system ensured that African workers could move up into better conditions. b. it helped fulfill the labor demands of the colonies. c. the Dutch slave traders made the colonists promise not to free the slaves they sold. d. it became more profitable to the northern colonies than the southern colonies.
Which of these is NOT a criticism of school choice programs?
a. The programs reinforce inequality because only upper- and middle-class students can afford to participate. b. School choice programs increase segregation; many parents use them to keep their children from others who are not like them. c. Many fear that school choice programs are weakening America's commitment to high quality public education for all students. d. School choice programs are costing taxpayers more money without any evidence that they are improving education.
Both conflict theorists and functionalists recognize that social integration may result from conflict in society
Indicate whether the statement is true or false