Schools for the rich help children from wealthy families by doing all except

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Choice A is incorrect because schools for the rich typically do not explicitly teach students to work with people from diverse backgrounds for the purpose of employing them in low-paying jobs. This choice does not align with the general mission or curriculum focus of such schools, which are more likely to emphasize broad educational goals such as imparting cultural capital, instilling values of self-reliance, and preparing students for future success.

Schools for the Rich Help Children from Wealthy Families by Doing