Licensure Examination For Teachers (LET) Practice Test

Founded by Jean Baptiste de La Salle who aimed to teach the poor and the underprivileged.

Ignatius of Loyola John Wesley John Baptist de La Salle Institute of Brethren of Christian Schools (La Salle Schools)

Correct Answer:

Institute of Brethren of Christian Schools (La Salle Schools)

Explanation:

The main idea is identifying the educational group established by a specific founder to teach those with limited access to schooling. Jean Baptiste de La Salle founded the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, also known as the La Salle Brothers. This religious institute was created specifically to educate poor and underprivileged children and to train teachers for that mission. The option naming the founder himself (a form of his name) points to the person, not the organization he established, whereas the institute itself embodies the action described in the question. Ignatius of Loyola and John Wesley founded other movements, not La Salle’s educational order, and the La Salle Schools term refers to the schools run by his institute.

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