Can a school board policy prohibit dancing at school?
a. No. Students have the right to dance under Hazelwood.
b. Yes, the Supreme Court has ruled that dancing is not considered expression.
c. Maybe. It depends on the community standards.
d. Yes, if the policy does not mention religion as the reason for the policy.
e. No. The Supreme Court ruled that there is no reason to adopt such a policy.
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When a child uses an object for the purpose for which it was intended, it is called:
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A) often works most effectively when taking computerized tests. B) involves using other parts of the test to find possible answers or information that will trigger recall of the correct answer. C) occurs before using delayed response. D) requires discussing test answers with other students.