It is true that as a social organization moves from the simple to the complex, so does the

organization through which it educates its children. Growth and change are vital f education is to meet new needs and demands. In a very simple social order it may suffice to have the parents carry on the education of their children. However, as will be shown later in more detail, such a method may become entirely untenable, and special individuals are entrusted with the task. These may be hired privately at first, but soon the social group---the church, village, and the like--will be responsible for education. Eventually, special training is needed. Thus the influence of the local governmental unit, such as the town, township, and later the state or the province, becomes necessary. It was generally considered simpler to use as a unit the already existing local unit.

The writer would probably argue for ______.

A．more parental influence in education

B．an educational system which takes social complexity into account

C．strict state control of education

D．more special training for teachers