A new principal is concerned that many members of the school community including parents, teachers, and students do not understand the guidelines for student searches in school. Which of the following actions is the LEAST LIKELY to improve the situation?
A. Attend booster club, PTA/PTO, and other parent organization meetings to clarify school search policies
B. Provide professional development training for teachers and other faculty members
C. Meet with a representative group of teachers, students, and parents to review and rewrite the school search policy
D. Make sure district and campus policy outline when, where, why, and by whom students may be subjected to a search
C
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a. validity. c. objectivity. b. reliability. d. divergent index.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. episodic memory. b. semantic memory. c. meaningful memory. d. short-term memory.
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following will help Ms. Jacobs get better behaviors from her students? a. add punishment b. state the rules in positive terms c. create procedures stated in positive terms to complement the rules d. b and c