Read the following fact presented to argue against summer school.
Summer school has not affected student achievement.
How could someone arguing for summer school interpret the fact above?
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Responses
Summer school shows no benefit to student achievement.
Summer school shows no benefit to student achievement.
Summer school has not had a negative impact on student achievement.
Summer school has not had a negative impact on student achievement.
1 answer
Someone arguing for summer school could interpret the fact as follows:
Summer school has not had a negative impact on student achievement.
This interpretation acknowledges that while summer school may not have shown positive effects on student achievement, it also does not indicate that it harms students, leaving room for the argument that it could potentially be beneficial or that its effectiveness might be improved.
