When Large Numbers of Students in a Particular School Work

question 88

Multiple Choice

When large numbers of students in a particular school work, how does this affect the schoolwork of their fellow students who do not have jobs?

• A) They become jealous of their working peers' affluence.
• B) The quality of their education suffers because many teachers lower classroom expectations.
• C) They develop similar problem behaviors, such as cheating and losing interest in school.
• D) They are not generally affected.

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