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by patanjali.purpose » Thu Feb 09, 2012 3:14 pm
Charter schools are independent public schools that are given greater autonomy in exchange for increased accountability. Charter school operators are freed from many of the regulations of the traditional public school bureaucracy, thereby allowing them to pursue more innovative educational ideas than non-charter public schools can pursue. At the same time, charter schools are held accountable for achieving specific educational outcomes and are closed down if those outcomes are not met.

Which of the following, if true, best supports the assertion that students attending charter schools will, on average, perform better on assessments of writing ability than students attending traditional public schools?

A. Students who attend schools that emphasize order and discipline perform worse on assessments of writing ability than students who attend schools
that do not emphasize order and discipline.
B. The majority of students who score in the 99th percentile on assessments of writing ability attend charter schools.
C. Public schools that operate outside of the traditional public school bureaucracy spend more time teaching students writing than do traditional public
schools.
D. Students who attend schools that are allowed to experiment with their writing curricula perform better on assessments of writing ability than
students who attend schools that have less flexible curricula.
E. There are far more students attending non-charter public schools than students attending charter schools.

Pls explain your pick esp B vs D
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by sam2304 » Thu Feb 09, 2012 8:37 pm
IMO D.

B is wrong as the argument talks about students who enter the school with writing ability, but what if they are not taught and practiced in the charter schools, the skills will deteriorate.

D. The statement itself is understandable.
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by [email protected] » Fri Feb 10, 2012 3:42 am
Definately the answer is D. No doubt about it. In an inference question, you need to answer what is stated. In this question you need to find out a relation between AUTONOMY, TARGET AND WRITING ABILITY.

Option D does it. Charter school students have more autonomy that is the premise and hence they need to meet their target. in this case writing ability...


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by shekhar.kataria » Fri Feb 10, 2012 5:21 pm
B :- While it is ture that majority of students who scored above 99% are from charter schools but the total number of students in this group can be low. IT could also be true that , on average, majority of all the good performers are from the non-charter schools.
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by kellogs4toniee » Fri Feb 10, 2012 7:16 pm
thx
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