Children who are homeless have a legal right to free, appropriate public education in a mainstream school environment (even if they lack specific records such as birth certificates, proof of residency, prior school records), but many do not attend school due to:
a. transportation difficulties, poor health, lack of supplies and clothing, lack ofadministrator knowledge related to their rights to
attend without complete records.
b. the parents' unwillingness to have their children participate in a public schoolenvironment.
c. difficulties making friends and feeling acceptance from peers, teachers, andadministrators.
d. students' lack of interest in school and subsequent refusal to attend school.
a
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The author of your text states that even though you live in a political culture that values individual rights:
a) labor-management conflicts will become more relaxed. b) organizations will develop decentralized power structures. c) workers will share managerial control in long-range planning. d) authoritarian management practices still exist.
Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that affects a child's
a. breathing alone. b. respiration and digestion. c. intelligence and motor ability. d. neurological development.
Of the following, which one describes an appropriate way to help students develop sight vocabulary in your classroom?
a. Have students look the words up in the glossary so they understand the meaning. b. Use a word wall to display the sight words and offer opportunity for repeated exposure and practice. c. Use the language experience approach (LEA) for students who already know all of the sight words. d. Have students write the sight words three times each in their writing journals.
All of the following are advantages of homogeneous grouping except
A. it's easier to plan. B. materials can be chosen for a specific group. C. students are exposed to academic diversity. D. high achieving groups sometimes "teach themselves."