Parents Often Consider School Reputation When Deciding About Where to Buy

question 100

Multiple Choice

Parents often consider school reputation when deciding about where to buy or rent a home.Does research evidence support this as a valid reason for making this decision?

• A)Yes, schools located in good neighbourhoods are usually more effective.
• B)Yes, the scholastic atmosphere of some schools promotes high achievement and positive attitudes.
• C)No, it is the IQ and attitudes of the children and their parents that make the difference in levels of scholastic achievement, not the school.
• D)No, although individual teachers can make a difference, it is a myth that some schools are more effective than others.

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