Select the correct texts in the passage. Shane is writing a paper about this claim:

Extracurricular activities prepare students for their futures in college or in their careers.

He has finalized his research findings and confirmed his conclusions, but he decides that he needs the help of a peer to confirm that his research supports his claim.
If Shane asked you to give him feedback on his research, which three pieces of information would you tell him to use in his paper?

- By 2020, 65 percent of all jobs, and 92 percent of traditional STEM jobs, will require postsecondary education and training.
- Robotics courses are a great opportunity for students to gain exposure to potential career opportunities that align with their interests.
- The ability of students to communicate effectively, to solve problems, to think critically, to and develop informed arguments can be achieved through clubs that support the art of debate, negotiation, and strategy.
- Knowledge in subjects like geometry and English are critical for all future careers.
- Students who are prepared through coursework and extracurricular activities aren't solely relying on remedial classes to help them succeed.
- Being able to construct a powerful argument is achieved only through learning how to negotiate in a group.
- Chess clubs, debate clubs, and policy advocacy groups, which help develop analytical skills, are inexpensive and require only teacher sponsorship to start.