Rosemary, a High-School Principal, Argues That So-Called Effective Schools Are

question 10

Multiple Choice

Rosemary, a high-school principal, argues that so-called effective schools are difficult to achieve. She uses the following reasons to support her argument. Which is least defensible?

• A)There is little agreement on a definition of school effectiveness.
• B)No two schools have exactly the same improvement needs.
• C)There are few examples of successful school effectiveness projects that can provide lessons for others.
• D)Schools are complex organizations that are difficult to change.

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Definitions:

Curious

Having a strong desire to learn or know something.

Unworried

A state of being free from concern, anxiety, or stress about future events or outcomes.

Corporate Income Taxes

Taxes imposed on the net income (profit) of corporations.

State

A political organization or entity occupying a definite territory and having centralized government with the power to make and enforce laws without external control.