Regarding mandatory testing of teachers for alcohol and drug use, the courts have held
a. These tests violate the Fourth Amendment.
b. Mandatory urine and blood tests are not part of a routine medical examination required by law.
c. Such tests can be a requirement for all new teachers.
d. If an employee's history or job duties implicate student safety, he or she may be required to undergo testing.
d.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
What can you ask children to help them focus on content during writing conferences?
What will be an ideal response?
Doug is a student with a learning disability in reading. He has a resourceful attitude and has been assertive in meeting with his instructors to arrange for extended time in his assignments and tests, and to take tests orally. He is still feeling overwhelmed with the responsibilities of college work. He should
A. ask for lectures to be transcribed. B. create a positive mind shift. C. meet with his academic advisor and map out a plan for success. D. network with students in similar situations.
In determining the cut-off required passing score for licensed teacher exams, which is an accurate statement?
a. Each state can establish its own cut score under NCLB for licensed teacher tests. b. Cut scores are the same in all states to allow for smooth transition of licenses. c. Cut scores are determined by the company that develops the test. d. Cut scores are decided by the U.S. Department of Education.