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While some administrators believe that computers will enable schools to teach far more courses with fewer teachers, this belief is mistaken. Computerized instruction actually requires more time from teachers. This indicates that reducing the amount of teachers would also reduce the number of courses offered.

This is a claim that the argument sets out to refute.

The purpose of this claim is not to explain the following sentence. The claim is mentioned because the rest of the argument is designed to refute this statement.

The argument does not seek to “solve” this problem; it is focused on correcting a misconception. This statement is a belief that the argument disputes.

The argument’s purpose is to refute this claim. The author directly challenges this belief by claiming that computerizing education would have the opposite effect.

This statement does not support the main conclusion. The main conclusion is directly opposed to this belief.

This is not the main conclusion because it is not supported by any premises. The main conclusion directly contradicts this statement.

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