PPRA gives parents some level of control over their child's:
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The question is asking us to identify what the PPRA (Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment) gives parents control over regarding their children's education and well-being. We need to determine which of the provided options aligns with the provisions of the PPRA.
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Educational records, ability to opt out of health education, and participation in third-party survey research or exposure to instructional materials.
PPRA gives parents some level of control over their child's educational records, ability to opt out of health education (specifically, sexual health education), and participation in third-party survey research or exposure to instructional materials developed by researchers.
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PPRA gives parents some level of control over their child's educational records, ability to opt out of health education (specifically, sexual health education), and participation in third-party survey research or exposure to instructional materials developed by researchers.
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The Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (PPRA) is a US federal law enacted in 1978 that grants certain rights to parents regarding their children's education records and privacy.
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Understanding the specific provisions of PPRA can be confusing, as it covers multiple aspects of student privacy and parental rights.
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