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With regards to schools and social class, some individuals believe that
a.   schools “reproduce” the existing society by presenting different curricula and educational experiences to students from different socioeconomic classes.
b.   schools are not affected by the differences in socioeconomic classes.
c.   schools do an adequate job in preparing students for roles in all socioeconomic classes.
d.   the experiences in school have little to do with preparing students for particular roles in the wider society.

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Authors: Parkay, Stanford, Vaillancourt

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