The Credentialism Approach in Understanding Sociology and Education Advocates That

question 65

Multiple Choice

The credentialism approach in understanding sociology and education advocates that:

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

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Definitions:

Temporal Method

An accounting technique used for currency translation that uses exchange rates based on the time assets and liabilities are acquired or incurred.

Functional Currency

The currency of the primary economic environment in which an entity operates and generates cash flows.

Goods Sold

The total quantity or value of products that have been purchased by customers within a given period.

Accounting Exposure

The risk that a company's financial statements can be affected by changes in exchange rates, influencing the reported earnings and financial position.