Do you think that field trips are a necessary or important part of education? Use your own experiences to explain your opinion.

Sarah became convinced that only through education could her people overcome their _______ to white dominance. a. barriers b. threats c. fear d. weakness

a. Use the equation defined by a polynomial of degree $2$ to find the median annual income for a man with $16$ years of education. Does this underestimate or overestimate the median income shown by the bar graph in the previous column? By how much?

b. Shown in a rectangular coordinate system are the graphs of the polynomial models of degree $2$ that describe median annual income, by level of education. Identify your solution from part (a) as a point on the appropriate graph.

c. Use the appropriate graph in part (b) to estimate, to the nearest thousand dollars, the median annual income for a woman with $16$ years of education.

For women age 25-34 in the U.S. in 2005, with full-time jobs, the relationship between education (years of schooling completed) and proposal and personal income can be summarized as follows:

$$\text { average education } \approx 14 \text { years, } \mathrm { SD } \approx 2.4 \text { years }$$

$$\text { average income } \approx \$ 32,000 , \quad \mathrm { SD } \approx \$ 26,000 , \quad r \approx 0.34$$

Estimate the average income of those women who have finished high school but have not gone on to college (so they have 12 years of education).

The sociocultural perspective looks at you, your behaviors, and your symptoms in the context of your a. education b. socioeconomic status c. culture and background d. age

Select a college or technical school that you might like to attend after school. Obtain information on tuition and other fees. Add the cost of food, shelter, clothing, books, and any other items you think are part of the cost. Estimate the total cost of the education. Then estimate how you will pay for it. Prepare a budget for the time you will seek the education.

Decide which form of the word in parentheses best completes the sentence.

A good education can___ your chances of finding work. (expansion)

Suppose that your state gives each town $\$5$ million in aid per year. The way in which the money is spent is currently unrestricted, but the governor has proposed that towns be required to spend the entire $5 million on education. You can illustrate the effect of this proposal on your town’s spending on education using a budget constraint and indifference-curve diagram. The two goods are education and noneducation spending.

a. Draw your town’s budget constraint under the existing policy, assuming that your town’s only source of revenue besides the state aid is a property tax that yields$10 million. On the same diagram, draw the budget constraint under the governor’s proposal.

b. Would your town spend more on education under the governor’s proposal than under the existing policy? Explain.

c. Now compare two towns—Youngsville and Oldsville—with the same revenue and the same state aid. Youngsville has a large school-age population, and Oldsville has a large elderly population. In which town is the governor’s proposal most likely to increase education spending? Explain.

a. Use the equation defined by a polynomial of degree $2$ to find the median annual income for a woman with $18$ years of education. Does this underestimate or overestimate the median income shown by the bar graph in the previous column? By how much?

b. Shown in Exercise $105$ (b) are rectangular coordinate graphs of the polynomial models of degree $2$ that describe median annual income, by level of education. Identify your solution from part (a) as a point on the appropriate graph.

c. Use the appropriate graph in Exercise $105$ (b) to estimate, to the nearest thousand dollars, the median annual income for a man with $18$ years of education.

Choose the answer that best describes the action or situation.
_________ The most important purpose of asylum
a. punishment
b. protection
c. education
d. revenge

Which of the following does NOT affect a persons quality of life? a. replacement fertility b. access to education c. available living space d. food supply

Answering the ESSENTIAL QUESTION How can an investment in education, training, and skill development impact the amount of money you can earn?

Determine whether this survey question may be biased. Explain. Do you agree that putting computers in every classroom is the best way to improve education?

Another question in the poll was "[How much are] you worried about the quality of education in our schools?" Sixty-three percent responded "a lot". We are interested in the population proportion of adult Americans who are worried a lot about the quality of education in our schools.

Which distribution should you use for this problem? Explain your choice.