A- Does this paragraph follow the TEA structure? Choose YES or NO below, and exp

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A- Does this paragraph follow the TEA structure? Choose YES or NO below, and explain!

The idea of treating students like humans has been tainted a replaced with the idea of test scores and accountability. Instead of catering to the individual education has adapted a one size fits all mentality. According to Ronald Wolk, a commonly held assumption about education is that “The United States should require all students to take algebra in the 8th grade and higher-order math in high school in order to increase number of scientists and engineers in this country and thus make us more competitive in the global economy.” In other words, all kids should be forced to do higher level math in order to better the country as a whole. This assumption makes it appear as though each student should be uniformed and learn the same things. It would not matter if the student struggles with math or loves math. All students are the same under this assumption. This assumption does appear to be promising in the fact that it will make us competitive with the global economy, but at what cost? These students are each different and to force them into taking these advanced math courses, possibly before they are ready, can stunt some of their development in other things they are passionate about. Maybe each student should do that math eventually, but does everyone have the same path of development?

YES IT FOLLOWS TEA STRUCTURE

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NO IT DOES NOT FOLLOW TEA STRUCTURE

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Explanation / Answer

Yes! According to me the paragraph does follow the TEA structure.

Let us understand the meaning of TEA structure. It is a way to present your essay or paragraph.

The paragraph follow the TEA structure as follows:

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