One Problem with Smaller School Class Sizes Is That

question 7

Multiple Choice

One problem with smaller school class sizes is that:

• A) politicians won't support them.
• B) they are too costly.
• C) the research supporting their advantages is mixed.
• D) evidence supporting their benefits is correlational.

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Product Price

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