Progressive attempts to make educational success more widely available to disadvantaged groups through progressive "culturalist" reforms often are seen as ______.
A) lowering of standards and the undermining of traditional values
B) leveling the playing fields between different ethnic groups
C) being elitist in nature
D) all of these

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Progressive "culturalist" reforms aimed at making educational success more accessible to disadvantaged groups are often criticized for lowering standards and undermining traditional values, rather than being seen as leveling the playing field or being elitist.

Progressive Attempts to Make Educational Success More Widely Available to Disadvantaged