Which of the following is a manifest function of schools?
understanding when to speak up and when to be silent
learning to read and write
following a schedule
knowing locker room etiquette

Learning to read and write

Explanation:

A manifest function is a recognized function that serves a primary purpose. Since the primary purpose of any school is to provide education to its students, learning how to read and write is a manifest function here because these are basic skills needed for further learning.

Understanding when to speak up and when to be silent, following a schedule or knowing locker room etiquette are latent functions (unintended consequences). These functions can be learned at schools but they are not the school's primary goal ( which is to provide education that prepares one for the labor market).

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