What do these literary works have in common—Center Stage (Don Gallo), Ten Out of Ten: Winning Plays from YPF 1 (Wendy Lamb), and Cootie Shots: Theatrical inoculations Against Bigotry for Kids, Parents and Teachers (Norma Bowles and Mark E. Rosenthal)?
a. All these works were written for adults, but enjoyed by children.
b. All these works have encountered censorship challenges and should be avoided in middle and secondary schools.
c. All these works are excellent for reading enjoyment, but should not be used in the integrated middle and secondary school curriculum.
d. All these works are anthologies.
d
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A. a biological risk B. an economic and social risk C. an environmental risk D. an established risk
Which trend is stated accurately?
a) More Americans spend Sunday afternoon watching football on television than doing anything else. b) Middle-age and older people will dominate American society in the first years of the 21st century because of their numbers. c) More Americans are moving back to the farm and rural life than ever before. d) Most Americans now believe that health and medical costs are under control.
In a well-planned classroom, ____
a. ?the teacher should be able to easily supervise all areas b. ?children should have several places to hide since they may be overwhelmed being in a large group c. ?the shelves and furniture should be against the walls so that it will be easy to put out cots for naps d. ?all of the above
What event inspired the standards-based movement?
A. Increased numbers of nonEnglish-speaking students in public schools B. Changes in special education laws C. Increased emphasis on proficient standardized test scores as a requirement for high school graduation D. The report titled A Nation at Risk