John Goodlad believes teaching is a "weak" profession mostly because
A. its status and prestige do not compare well to other professions.
B. the professional knowledge base in teaching is inadequate.
C. the nature of the work in teaching is not predominantly intellectual.
D. All these answers are correct.
B. the professional knowledge base in teaching is inadequate.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following sentences would need additional vocabulary explanation due to U.S. children's lack of experience?
A. The mechanic looked under the bonnet. B. Soccer is more fun than football. C. It is important to eat a nutritious lunch. D. The president has an important job.
Interns who make contributions to their placement site do so primarily to fulfill one of their goals in their Learning Contract.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
A child with a sensory special need or deficit is likely to:
a. further develop other senses in order to compensate. b. be continually frustrated by the difficulties associated with the special need. c. rely on other people for sensory input. d. refuse to take in sensory information.