What was the significance of the 1983 Department of Education report A Nation at Risk?

A-It warned that schools in crime-ridden neighborhoods put students in danger.
B- It warned that students were scoring lower and lower on standardized tests.
C- It warned that vouchers were the only way to save the nation’s public schools.
D- It warned that schools needed to do more to educate students about AIDS.

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What was the significance of the 1983 Department of Education report A Nation at Risk?

A-It warned that schools in crime-ridden neighborhoods put students in danger.
B-	It warned that students were scoring lower and lower on standardized tests.
C-	It warned that vouchers were the only way to save the nation’s public schools.
D-	It warned that schools needed to do more to educate students about AIDS.

ashleyisakitty · Answer

Definitely D: "it warned that schools needed to do more educate students about AIDS." They didnt know much about AIDS back then, so it was pretty scary. There was a lot of assumption made back then about the diese. To give you an idea about how it was viewed back then, here's an actual commercial from the 80s featuring AIDS. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U219eUIZ7Qo