Ms. Plummer adjusts her pace and rate of speaking, pauses for attention, and uses phrases such as "Most importantly" to help her students:
a. Orally quiz each other after class
b. Determine important point to include in their notes
c. Quickly describe how ideas are related
d. Foster student-student-teacher interactions
B
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b. obesity. c. the influence of food advertising. d. all of these.
What is the International Baccalaureate?
a. a bachelor's degree in international education b. an international certification in teaching c. a high school diploma for students from the United States living abroad whose parents are military or federal government employees d. an international diploma that is offered in many countries, including the United States e. a bachelor's degree for those wishing to teach English as a foreign language in a country other than the United States
The type of family involvement cultivated when professionals develop effective school to home and home to school communications is referred to as:
a. parenting. b. communicating. c. learning at home. d. decision making.
One of the children has been horsing around with another youngster at the lunch table and spills his milk all over the table. The teacher should:
a. not allow him to have any more milk, because he wasted his first glass. b. make him leave the table until he can calm down and get better control of himself. c. have him wipe it up so he experiences the logical consequences of his behavior. d. promote social concern by reminding him of the children who are starving in Bosnia and Somalia who would be glad to have the milk he wasted.