In What Ways Is School an Important Secondary Socialization Experience

In what ways is school an important secondary socialization experience?

A) Intelligence is highly valued in contemporary society. At school, students learn a large quantity of facts and information, and are transformed into useful and productive members of society.
B) Schools develop cognitive capacities and instill social interaction skills in students.
C) Schools are more competitive, stratified and impersonal than the family, and as such prepare students for the rigors of adult economic life.
D) Both b and c, but not a
E) None of the above