Collier Emphasized That "Deep and Central Preoccupations Can Be Helped

Collier emphasized that "deep and central preoccupations can be helped to apply themselves to new and practical ends." This reflects liberal reformers' desire for

A) schooling that was responsive to the Indian child's interests.
B) reducing or eliminating Indian resistance to assimilation.
C) creating a pluralist vision for schooling.
D) All of these answers are correct.