In Reign of Error, Diane Ravitch argues that the current corporate reformist agenda rests upon the false premise that American public education is in crisis. Furthermore, she argues that this corporate reform agenda not only fails according to its own standards of measurement but really is a disguised way by which to privatize public schooling so as to generate monetary profit for private interests. First, explain what evidence (facts, data points) Ravitch employs to argue that the entire reform effort is based on the false premise of systematic educational failure. Second, explain what evidence Ravitch employs to argue that the reform effort is a back-door way by which to privatize schooling. Third, evaluate her argument and her suggestions for improving public education.