Only via the stimulation of a child's abilities by the demands of the social conditions in which he finds himself can he receive meaningful education. Through these demands, he is encouraged to act as a member of a group, to break free from his original narrowness of action and thought, and to think of himself in terms of the group's welfare. The paragraph most strongly supports the claim that actual education -
A. If the children are exposed to action and emotion, this will happen.
B. If the youngsters are physically robust, this will happen.
C. Today's schools do not give this.
D. comes from interacting with people in social circumstances.
Answer:D
Only via the stimulation of a child's abilities by the demands of the social conditions in which he finds himself can he receive meaningful education. Through these demands, he is encouraged to act as a member of a group, to break free from his original narrowness of action and thought, and to think of himself in terms of the group's welfare. The paragraph most strongly supports the claim that actual education -
A. If the children are exposed to action and emotion, this will happen. B. If the youngsters are physically robust, this will happen. C. Today's schools do not give this. D. comes from interacting with people in social circumstances.
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