PART A: Which statement best explains why Bates teaches maximum-security prisoners?

A

She strongly believes all people deserve a quality education.

B

She felt a personal connection to the prisoners.

C

She felt a sense of duty to take on the challenge despite reservations.

D

She enjoys learning about and exposing herself to dangerous and risky

A. She strongly believes all people deserve a quality education.

Explanation:

"Teaching Shakespeare In A Maximum Security Prison" revealed how Laura Bates decided to teach Shakespeare in the maximum security wing of an Indiana prison. In an interview with Michel Martin, she shared her story.

Also, She shared her experience too in her book: "Shakespeare Saved My Life: Ten Years In Solitary With The Bard".

When she first started teaching in the maximum security prison, some people thought she was out of her mind. But she is a woman who believes that quality education is for everyone even for those in the prison.

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