Practices that professional scientists use to build models and theories about the world are:
a. Disciplinary core ideas
b. Scientific and engineering practices
c. Crosscutting concepts
d. Inquiry learning
b
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Emphasizing a time limit and reminding students as it passes is a way of dealing with
(a) procrastination, (b) tattling, (c) tardiness, (d) concerned caregivers.
Why is the Roth case significant?
a. Because the U.S. Supreme Court held that tenured teachers have no property interest and no rights to due process. b. Because the U.S. Supreme Court held that probationary teachers have no rights to any form of due process. c. Because the U.S. Supreme Court held that probationary teachers have the same property interests as tenured teachers at all times. d. Because the U.S. Supreme Court held that probationary teachers have a property interest only for the duration of the contract. e. Because the U.S. Supreme Court held that tenured teachers may not be fired unless the union agrees to do so.
When developing family-professional partnerships, professionals should strive to:
a. Emphasize the strengths of the student b. Emphasize the strengths of the family c. Emphasize the strengths and weaknesses of both the student and family d. Both A & B
Which is an example of an expected code in a study exploring low-income students’ college choice process?
a. “college visits” b. “friends going to college” c. “GPA” d. “available scholarships”