One of the primary functions of education is to bring the youth of society into mature participation in the culture of that society. Questioning how "culture" has been defined and reflected in educational policies, various critics have claimed that
A) schooling contributes to perpetuating social inequalities.
B) schooling has resulted in cultural "illiterates."
C) schooling prepares students for their presumed positions in the labor market.
D) All these answers are correct.

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Critics argue that education often reinforces existing social structures, leading to inequalities (A), fails to adequately teach cultural literacy (B), and aligns education with labor market needs, preparing students for predetermined roles (C).

One of the Primary Functions of Education Is to Bring