It is difficult to make comparisons between the curriculum offerings of private and public schools because:
A) private schools use the International Baccalaureate.
B) private schools have more funding resources to experiment with new curricula.
C) public schools can select more experienced teachers.
D) parents of public school students tend to have more wealth and influence.

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Private schools generally have more funding resources to experiment with new curricula, which can make it difficult to directly compare their offerings to those of public schools with more limited resources. Additionally, private schools may offer specialized curricula or programs, such as the International Baccalaureate, that are not commonly found in public schools. The other three options do not directly relate to the difficulty of making comparisons between private and public school curricula.

It Is Difficult to Make Comparisons Between the Curriculum Offerings