Can students sue a teacher for written information in students' permanent records?
a. Students are never permitted to see their permanent records and therefore may not sue.
b. Teachers can be sued for defamatory statements published in student's permanent record.
c. Under federal law teachers can never be sued for anything written in student's permanent record.
d. Teachers can only be sued for information written in a student's permanent record if the information would be considered offensive to the student.
e. None of the above.
B
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Which one of the following conclusions can be derived from recent research regarding Piaget's theory of cognitive development?
a. Middle school and secondary school students typically have an easier time thinking logically in the social sciences than they do in the physical and life sciences. b. Youngsters will think more logically about a topic when they have acquired relevant knowledge and experiences related to the topic. c. Many young people continue to show signs of preoperational thinking until well into the high school years. d. Youngsters have an easier time understanding fractions and proportions in adolescence if such concepts are first introduced at the same time that division is introduced (e.g., in third grade).
A disability associated with the display of serious and persistent age-inappropriate behaviors that result in social conflict, personal unhappiness, and school failure is labeled a(n):
a. intellectual disability. b. learning disability. c. behavior disorder. d. communication disorder.
What are some types of standardized score reporting that may be used to communicate student results?
What will be an ideal response?
An appropriate ratio of using praise relative to reprimands is at least
a. 1 to 1 b. 20 to 1 c. 4 to 1 d. 1 to 4 e. 1 to 20