The Credentialism Approach to Understanding Education Notes That The

question 71

Multiple Choice

The credentialism approach to understanding education notes that the:

• A) content of education is its most important component
• B) credential implies having training and skills necessary to do a job and is equal in importance to the content
• C) credential is valid only if it stems from quality content and a common cultural environment in the classroom
• D) content is much less important than the diploma or credential itself

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