Risk factors for teen pregnancy and motherhood include all of the following except:
a. coming from single-parent family
b. poor school performance
c. ethnicity
d. high SES
e. lower educational background
E
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A) ?oral reading fluency. B) ?math computation. C) ?single-digit subtraction. D) ?reading comprehension.
Explain how you would put the Premack principle into practice
What will be an ideal response?
In a scatter plot, the pattern of a ______ correlation appears as a descending line
A. negative B. positive C. neutral D. zero
As a teacher, Charlie must follow a code of ethics for the protection of both the children he is working with and himself as a professional. One of those areas of ethics is his legal obligation to report any suspected child abuse to the proper authorities. As a new teacher in a rural school district, Charlie has noticed through the veteran teachers' conversations that corporal punishment is a common occurrence for the children in the culture he is working in. As the months go by, Charlie has noticed bruises on a child and brought it to the attention of the principal who supported his decision to call a social worker to investigate. Later that day, an influential teacher in the school who has worked with the child approached Charlie in an angry confrontation. She insulted him for his
naiveté, explaining that he should ask around before he decides to meddle in a family's business. Now Charlie is faced with a dilemma. If he calls the proper authorities, he understands that he could be hurting a family, and he will be very unpopular in his job. Based on what you know about critical thinking, professionalism and ethics, what advice would you recommend to Charlie? What will be an ideal response?