In "School choice is the greatest civil rights issue of our time," Karen Iacovelli, school choice pioneer, speaks out against government funding being unavailable to private and home school students. She believes that arguing against school choice "reveals bigotry, envy, fear of change and protectionist defense of an educational industry struggling to meet the needs of children..." Through her adversarial arguing style, she thoroughly portrays her convictions using numerous supporting ideas and backing proof. &…showed first 75 words of 488 total…

…showed last 75 words of 488 total…taxes." Government funding should be available to all schools, private or public, to better their educational services. <Tab/>Throughout Iacovelli's article, the Toulmin model is accurately represented. All aspects are clearly stated, and her views and opinions are easily acknowledged. Her profound sense of determination is unmistakably present in her writing. Children are not "mere creatures of the state" and should be supported in whatever way they choose to be educated.