Dana: It is wrong to think that the same educational methods should be used with all children. Many children have been raised in more communal environments than others and would ttherefore learn better through group, rather than individual, activities. A child' s accustomed style of learning should always dictate what method is used. Pat: No, not always. The flexibility of being able to work either on one' s own or in a group is invaluable in a world where both skills are in demand. The conversation lends the most support to the claim that Dana and Pat disagree on which one of the following? ['Many children would learn better through group, rather than individual, activities.', 'It is sometimes desirable to tailor educational methods to the way a child learns best.', 'All children can learn valuable skills from individual activities.', 'All children should learn to adapt to various educational methods.']