An Argument Against Increasing Centralization in Elementary and Secondary Education

question 4

Multiple Choice

An argument against increasing centralization in elementary and secondary education is _____.

• A)that it is anti-egalitarian
• B)that there are fewer administrators to oversee extracurricular programs
• C)that it results in less direct accountability to students and parents
• D)that socialization is a problem in large school districts

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Definitions:

Inverse Function

A function that reverses the operation of a given function, such that the composition of the two yields the original input.

Function

A framework involving a set of inputs and a roster of potential outputs, with the stipulation that each input is corresponded with only one output.

Composition

The combining of distinct parts or elements to form a whole, especially in mathematics where functions are combined.

Function

A mathematical relationship where each input has a single output, often expressed as f(x).