The authors argue that teachers must work to create humane and caring classrooms to support all students but particularly those who are at risk from academic and social issues. Discuss how teachers would go about creating caring and humane classrooms. What are the obstacles to teachers creating such classrooms for their students? What can teachers do to overcome such obstacles? Be sure to support your arguments with specific examples and analysis where appropriate.
What will be an ideal response?
Answers will vary.
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a. variation b. upper quartile c. range d. upper extreme
What is responsible for the emerging trends in employment?
A. the increased proportion of educated workers B. the decrease in manufacturing C. the rise of the elderly population D. the rise of minorities
Examples of extrinsic motivation include:
a. ?taking a course that will challenge you to master new skills b. ?taking a course because you feel curious about the subject c. ?taking courses in order to get a degree or certification d. ?none of the answer choices
Dr. Pugh is conducting a research study on student’s mathematical abilities. Participants are tested once a year and they are asked to solve the same math problems every year. This is an example of a:
a. Panel study b. Cross-sectional study c. Prospective study d. Trend study