Rethinking Education

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What is the author's opinion on the value of a good education?

The author does not express an opinion on the value of a good education.
The author believes a good education is invaluable. (correct)
The author believes a good education is unnecessary.
The author believes a good education is overrated.

What does the author say about the established method of education?

The author believes it is flawed. (correct)
The author believes it is effective.
The author does not express an opinion about the established method of education.
The author believes it is outdated.

Has anyone suggested a better method of education?

No, nobody has suggested a better method. (correct)
The text does not provide information on whether a better method has been suggested.
Yes, many people have suggested better methods.
The author suggests a better method.

What does the author imply about the value of a good education?

The author implies that a good education is valuable, but does not elaborate on its value in detail. Signup and view all the answers

What does the author mention about the established method of education?

The author mentions that there has been a continual outcry against the established method, but no attempt has been made to suggest a better method. Signup and view all the answers