The FDA has approved the use of____________________ as an acceptable means of destroying disease- producing bacteria in some foods
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
irradiation
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During the questioning period, it is recommended that you:
a. be hesitant as you answer to show humility b. show embarrassment if you do not know the answer c. never ask the person to repeat the question, even if you did not hear it d. take time to think through the answer and organize your reply
What are potential benefits of integrating technology into the planning stage of the Direct Instruction model by videotaping one's presentation of new knowledge or demonstration of a procedure?
What will be an ideal response?
In the late 1960s, Congress began authorizing and funding parent coalitions for the primary purpose of:
a. Providing training and information to help families help their children to reach their fullest potential b. Providing training and information to help professionals help children with disabilities c. Providing training and information to help families help professionals engage in collaborative partnerships d. Providing training and information to help professionals effectively lobby for the rights of children with disabilities
Many of Mr. Henry's students have heard from family or friends that global climate change is a "hoax" perpetuated by certain politicians and policy makers. Mr. Henry is trying to convince them that, in fact, the earth's overall temperature is slowly rising and that, furthermore, the change is at least partly the result of human activity. The approach most likely to be successful in promoting
conceptual change about climate change is to: a. Present both sides of the debate but discredit the "hoax" arguments b. Present only the climate-change-is-real side of the debate c. Explain that advocates of the "hoax" perspective have no credibility in the scientific community d. Remind students that future generations will ultimate pay the price for this generation's refusal to accept that climate change is real