Parents who wish to provide a strong foundation for the musical ability of their children should provide them with a ...
RynNovember 23, 2021
First sentence
The first sentence is not a conclusion because it has no support? And are we saying the conclusion is flawed because I didn't pick the correct answer because the premise already said that it was present "often" which equals "some'.
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Hi @ryn, you're correct that the first sentence is not a conclusion, it's more of a general principle that sets up the argument. The conclusion is indeed flawed, we are told that formal instruction is OFTEN part of a good education, therefore we MUST give children formal instruction. The authors concludes what must be on the basis of what sometimes is.
