_______ is one of the teacher's most time-consuming non-teaching tasks
A. Supervising students on the playground, at extracurricular events, and inside school hallways and other non-classroom areas
B. Keeping paperwork including detailed records of students' academic progress, attendance, and other required documentation
C. Attending faculty meetings, parent conferences, open houses, and other required school functions
D. Taking or selling tickets and other products at school concession stands for school-sponsored events (e.g., sports and plays)
B
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Teachers working with school children who are classified as Emotionally Disturbed statistically have all the following attributes except:
A. They are more qualified and more well trained. B. They tend to be male. C. They tend to be people of racial/ethnic minorities. D. They are have a higher turnover rate than other special education teachers. E. The are less well trained and educated than other special education teachers.
The ability to understand and control one’s emotions is an aspect of ______.
a. self-inhibition b. intrinsic motivation c. emotional intelligence d. gratification
Numerous terms are used when discussing students whose primary language is other than English. One such term is bilingual. Which description below best describes what bilingual means?
a. an individual who is in the process of actively acquiring English and whose primary language is one other than English b. students with cultural, ethnic, and linguistic backgrounds different from the macroculture and language of the White majority c. ELLs who are enrolled or getting ready to enroll in elementary or secondary school and who have an insufficient level of English to meet a state’s English expertise requirements d. an individual who has the ability to communicate successfully in two languages with the same relative degree of proficiency