A teacher of young children is entrusted with keeping all communication about a child ____________________ so that the information is not available for public scrutiny or gossip
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
confidential
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In early America, common religious views, town life, and a large middle class made it possible for the people to agree on common public schools in
A) all of the colonies. B) Southern colonies. C) Middle colonies. D) Northern colonies.
Mrs. Lassiter is going to have two new students with severe disabilities in her eighth-grade English class this year. The first consideration she should have to support this inclusion is
A. to talk to the special education teacher about getting them placed in a special education class. B. to set up a quiet table for the two students away from their typical peers. C. to talk with the parents of the other students in her class. D. to show concern for the students and their success.
In 1954 in the Brown v. Board of Education decision, the Supreme Court ruled that:
A. the "separate but equal" doctrine was inherently illegal and unconstitutional. B. the "separate but equal" doctrine should be applied to school sports. C. the "separate but equal" doctrine was still constitutional. D. the "separate but equal" doctrine could be applied to schools.
Imagine a professional tennis player. It is ____ probable that he has a very expensive, high tech, relatively new tennis racquet than an older, mid-range racket
a. more b. slightly less c. equally d. much less