How can students find meaningful opportunities before they enter college?
Which opening statement answers this question?
(1 point)
Responses
High schools should cultivate relationships with local businesses and organizations to help graduated students find meaningful opportunities before they enter college.
High schools should cultivate relationships with local businesses and organizations to help graduated students find meaningful opportunities before they enter college.
Students should take time between high school and college to explore meaningful opportunities.
Students should take time between high school and college to explore meaningful opportunities.
Students who have just completed high school are at an excellent time in their lives to explore interests outside of a school setting; they are mature enough to know their interests but young enough to be open to new ideas.
Students who have just completed high school are at an excellent time in their lives to explore interests outside of a school setting; they are mature enough to know their interests but young enough to be open to new ideas.
Students should take time off between high school and college because if they seek meaningful opportunities outside of school, they will have a greater understanding of themselves and their interests.
1 answer
The opening statement that best answers the question "How can students find meaningful opportunities before they enter college?" is:
"Students should take time off between high school and college because if they seek meaningful opportunities outside of school, they will have a greater understanding of themselves and their interests."
This statement directly addresses the process of seeking meaningful opportunities before entering college and explains the benefit of doing so.
