During non-instructional time, a middle school teacher is busy grading papers and allows a student to play a video tape for the class to view, without previewing the tape. The video tape contains some indecent language and images, and many parents complain to the principal and school board about the incident. The teacher is dismissed, and in a dismissal hearing the teacher claims rights of
academic freedom and that the tape had serious educational value. The teacher sues for reinstatement and damages.
please answer Plaintiff (P) or Defendant (D) according to which of these parties is most likely to prevail (the school is the Defendant (D) in each case):
D
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Which statement about most people who are visually impaired is correct?
a. They cannot read print. b. They come from homes where the parents are blind. c. They are not totally blind. d. They have related speech defects.
In class today, Toni connected something learned in European history with something learned in American history. Which process of insightful thinking did she use?
a. selective encoding b. selective discrimination c. selective combination d. selective comparison
Each of the following are considered to be good utilization principles when using the "presentation"
instructional method except: a) organize in advance b) involve the audience c) use variety d) keep the audience small