In order to dismiss a tenured teacher in most states, a school board must
a. prove the teacher guilty of incompetence, insubordination, immorality, or unprofessional conduct
b. enter into collective negotiations with the NEA or AFT local
c. advertise the intended action in the local newspaper if the charges involve a matter of public interest
d. help the teacher find employment in another school district if the teacher has rendered satisfactory service for at least 10 years
A
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a. Repeat the idea. b. Say that this idea was already mentioned, but that the two children might want to think about it again. c. Encourage the children to think of new ideas no one has suggested yet. d. Ask an onlooker for a new idea. e. None of the above
In Project-Based learning teachers are encouraged to support their learners' interest in all of the following ways except:
A) avoid statements that imply that innate ability is all that is required to complete a project B) make sure the students understand when they have arrived at the correct answer C) focus learner's attention both on the process of completing the project and on the product that results D) make encouraging statements to learners that promote commitment
A difference between latent content and manifest content is that latent content:
A. is more valuable. B. refers to underlying meanings. C. is easier to code. D. has higher reliability.
The Wealth of Nations was written in
a. 1776. b. 1876. c. 1929. d. 1957. e. 2008.