The Authors Appear to Take the Position That

Multiple Choice

The authors appear to take the position that

A) the contemporary school reform movement has the capacity to address the basic causes of school failure in the United States.
B) fundamental economic problems need to be addressed directly at their source through economic means rather than indirectly through educational means.
C) the contemporary school reform movement is sufficiently independent of business control that it successfully puts the interests of children first.
D) All these answers are correct.