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• nye8870 Alum ⭐

  September 2015 1749 karma

  For this NA question (and almost every other NA question) I resort to the negation test. Answer choice (D) says: The type of directed learning in question is not a necessary part of the process of growing and adapting to the world.
  The stimulus says: they (the children) learn an enormous amount simply through growing and adapting to the world.
  So if we take (D) and negate it we get: The type of directed learning in question is a necessary part of the process of growing and adapting to the world.
  Well if the directed learning type was necessary than we could not conclude (as the stim does): Therefore, this type of directed learning is unlikely to improve a child’s preschool education.
  To say that, it must be the case that (D) is true.
  
• nye8870 Alum ⭐

  September 2015 1749 karma

  
  (E) General opportunities to learn are not typical of the early years of formal education.
  Negated: General opportunities to learn are typical of the early years of formal education.
  And…so what? How does that hurt the argument? We need something that talks about the directed learning.