Question

by Horace Mann I hardly need to say that by the word “Education,” I mean much more than an ability to read, write, and do arithmetic. I also mean to include a cultivation of intellect that shall enable us to understand those permanent and mighty laws that involve all parts of the universe. . . . We live in a republic. Under our political system, the proper training of the next generation is the highest duty. Part A Which argument about the goal of education in the United States does Horace Mann express in the excerpt? A. Education must focus on teaching morals. B. Education can create better citizens. C. Education must prepare workers for jobs. D. Education can improve checks and balances.

Answer 1

B. Education can create better citizens.