Why is trust and risk-taking important to teacher leaders?
What will be an ideal response?
Answers vary and include: Trust and risk-taking is important for teachers to have agency, which is the possibility for them to act purposefully and constructively and to identify salient problems in need of attention. When teachers can take risks without fear of penalties and thus work within a trusting environment, they can be engaged in professional learning which contributes to better schools, teaching, and learning.
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a. The most common way for germs to spread is when hands are not properly washed after toileting, before eating, or before preparing food. b. Rotavirus is a common disease spread by fecal-oral transmission c. Norovirus is a common disease transmitted by the fecal-oral route, and is also known as "stomach flu.". d. Hepatitis B is a common disease spread by fecal-oral transmission.
Students hold up fingers to represent the number of syllables heard in each word said by the teacher
Mark as Y = YES or N = NO
Computers:
A. have made writing centers obsolete. B. discourage pre-K children from learning how to write by hand. C. have a negative effect on children's language development. D. are an excellent addition to pre-K writing centers.
After a severe head injury, Mary has exceptional difficulty setting goals and in other ways planning her actions. Without knowing anything else about Mary's injury, you might reasonably conclude that it affected her:
a. forebrain b. midbrain c. hindbrain d. reticular formation