Multiple Choice
For Conant, the comprehensive high school
A) increased class distinctions.
B) sufficiently challenged the academically talented.
C) avoided many of the social cleavages that characterized the other societies he had investigated.
D) was extremely efficient as it pushed children into college preparatory courses regardless of their academic ability.
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Q11: Which of the following is true of
Q12: Conant believed there was a need for
Q13: As Harvard's president, Conant viewed vocational education
Q14: The GI Bill was an academic success
Q15: Conant's failure to explore the implications of
Q17: Explain why it might be argued that
Q18: In the context of school reform in
Q19: Compared to the educational reforms of the
Q20: Which of the following is a reason
Q21: Discuss Conant's ideological and political-economic justifications for