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Jun 5, 2004
Question for critical thinking in one of my classes-
Does society influence education or does education
influence society?
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On 6/05/04, Julie wrote:
> Question for critical thinking in one of my classes-
>
> Does society influence education or does education
> influence society?
It's a trick question. They both influence each other.