What Was the Conclusion Reached by the Coleman Report on the Relationship

question 45

Multiple Choice

What was the conclusion reached by the Coleman Report on the relationship between the amount of money spent by a school and student achievement?

• A) There is a direct relationship between the amount of money a district spends on education and student achievement.
• B) There is an inverse relationship between the amount of money a district spends on education and student achievement.
• C) There is a positive relationship between the amount of money a district spends on education and student achievement.
• D) There is very little relationship between the amount of money a district spends on education and student achievement.

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