Identify an accurate statement about merit pay.
A. It is easy to be objective while rewarding teachers with merit pay.
B. It is no longer in use in schools and colleges.
C. It attempts to reward the best teachers.
D. It mostly involves rewarding a teacher based on the number of students taught rather than the test scores of the students.
Answer: C
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