According to the data gathered from the National Center for Education (NAEP) Statistics, the percentages of students in selected economic, racial and ethnic groups revealed an achievement gap. Which of the following statistic from this research does not support this premise for the years 2005-2007?
a. Students above the poverty level demonstrated basic skills across the various grade levels and content areas.
b. Higher percentages of Whites than African American and Latinos scored at a basic level or higher level.
c. High school dropouts have less earning power than graduates.
d. There is an implication that that there is a negative effect on high school students who do not complete high school.
C
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