Which sentences from "Schools Should Stick to Traditional Schedules" best support the author's claim that year–round schedules may present more problems? Select Yes for sentences that support the claim and select No for sentences that do not support the claim.
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While supporters contend that year–round schooling will improve student performance, little proof exists suggesting that this is the case.
Shorter breaks may make it easier for some students to recall information, but others may struggle if teachers spend too little time on review.
In a multi–track system, schools place students and teachers into groups that follow the same schedule.
Utility bills and cleaning costs will increase because the school is open all year.
Those who support year–round schooling believe schools could prevent these problems by following a single–track schedule.
Yes - "Utility bills and cleaning costs will increase because the school is open all year."
Yes - "Shorter breaks may make it easier for some students to recall information, but others may struggle if teachers spend too little time on review."
No - "In a multi–track system, schools place students and teachers into groups that follow the same schedule."
No - "Those who support year–round schooling believe schools could prevent these problems by following a single–track schedule."
Yes - "While supporters contend that year–round schooling will improve student performance, little proof exists suggesting that this is the case."