It Is Difficult to Directly Compare Outcomes at Private Schools

question 37

Multiple Choice

It is difficult to directly compare outcomes at private schools with those at public schools because

• A)private schools universally spend more per child than public schools.
• B)private schools generally have children whose parents are more involved in their children's education.
• C)private schools generally have teachers with more advanced degrees.
• D)private schools are generally religious and religious students do not do as well.

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