Describe a few symptoms of teacher burnout
What will be an ideal response?
Teacher burnout, a reaction to prolonged high stress, commonly results either in withdrawing and caring less or in working harder, often mechanically, to the point of exhaustion (Farber, 1991). As in any other field, burnout in this profession can have serious consequences for the health and happiness of teachers, their students, and the families with which they interact.?
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Why is it important for children to read historical fiction from a variety of perspectives?
What will be an ideal response?
Interest inventories are
A. surveys teachers use to choose classroom books. B. questionnaires children take home to their parents or caregivers. C. questionnaires developed by teachers to tap into children's interest. D. None of the above.
Which is not an example of technology to support safety?
a. Handheld GPS b. Cell phone c. Speech-to-text d. Talking cross walks
New studies suggest that the core curriculum
a. is adequate in preparing students for college. b. is inadequate in preparing students for college. c. is rigorous enough for college success. d. adequately prepares students for employment in the work force after high school.