Mrs. Ray comes to your room, frustrated. She says, "The year started off so well…my students were obedient and complied with my expectations for their behavior. But somehow, things have devolved over time, and now, even when I try to get everyone's attention, some of them ignore me and keep on talking. And then, when I call on them specifically, some of them talk back to me! Even Alex Barton
replied rudely to me today! The nerve!" This issue is an example of a/an
a. nonproblem.
b. minor problem.
c. major problem but limited in scope and effects.
d. escalating or spreading problem.
d
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Name the three gross-motor skills that most children have mastered by middle childhood
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Inhaling and exhaling refers to the mechanical process of _______________ and the muscle _______________is essential to that process
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
People who believe they are doing their best but are actually continuously ahead of the game are _____.
A. people pleasers B. procrastinators C. preemptives D. perfectionists
Ms. James comes to you and says, “I’m thinking about having a policy where students who finish their math classwork early start on their homework, but if they finish their language classwork early, they select a book and read silently until class is over. I’ve heard, though, that teachers need to be consistent in their expectations, and I’m worried I’ll send a mixed message. What do you think?” Your response should be
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