Question

Which statement represents a sound argument in favor of replacing school announcements with a daily email?
Emailed announcements are saved in each student's account, so that people can refer back to them later.
Emailed announcements are saved in each student's account, so that people can refer back to them later.

Some students may not check their email, but everyone has to listen to the morning announcements.
Some students may not check their email, but everyone has to listen to the morning announcements.

Schools have been using announcements broadcast over loudspeakers for decades, and they're no longer interesting.
Schools have been using announcements broadcast over loudspeakers for decades, and they're no longer interesting.

I don't like it when we have to be quiet at the start of class so that everyone can listen to the announcements.

Answer 1

The statement that represents a sound argument in favor of replacing school announcements with a daily email is:

**"Emailed announcements are saved in each student's account, so that people can refer back to them later."**

This statement highlights a practical benefit of emailed announcements, emphasizing the ability for students to access and reference the information after it has been communicated, which is a significant advantage over traditional loudspeaker announcements that are easily forgotten.