Argues girls possess a different moral sensibility

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. Carol Gilligan argues girls possess a different moral sensibility than boys.

. In the United States, the family traditionally has been the primary agent for educating children.

. Most experts would argue American schools have been successful in equipping children with the academic skills needed to function effectively in society.

. The back-to-basics movement strives to focus on the "three R's," and de-emphasizes elective courses.

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