At a parent-teacher meeting, parents adamantly defend their son's faults in math and science and criticize the school system for not addressing his natural gifts in performing arts. Which of the following concepts now being embraced in education are the parents also embracing?

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The parents' argument suggests that they believe in the concept of multiple intelligences, which asserts that individuals have different strengths and aptitudes in various areas. The parents feel that the school system is not acknowledging their son's talent in performing arts, which could be considered a form of intelligence. The other options - educational multiplicity, educational flexibility, and multiple aptitudes - are not explicitly mentioned in the scenario.

At a Parent-Teacher Meeting, Parents Adamantly Defend Their Son's Faults