Question

Which best describes why Karim Abouelnaga’s Practice Makes Perfect solves a problem in the market?
(1 point)
He recognized that certain students benefit greatly from mentorship.
He created a program that could be marketed and sold to high schools.
He devised a unique system to help students master standardized tests.
He created a resource for high school students who want to go to college.
A)
Which is the best indication that Karim Abouelnaga’s Practice Makes Perfect program is a success?
(1 point)
He has sold it to 31 schools.
He went to college with help from a mentor.
The average for participating students who go on to college is 89 percent.
Inner city high schools often have low graduation rates.

Answer 1

1) He recognized that certain students benefit greatly from mentorship.
- Practice Makes Perfect targets an unmet need (underserved students lacking mentorship/test prep), so mentorship is the core problem it solves.

2) The average for participating students who go on to college is 89 percent.
- A high college‑going rate among participants is the strongest measurable indicator of program success.