How can students become involved in educational reform? How might your feelings about school reform as a student differ from your perspective as a teacher? Do you think engaging students in reflecting on the purposes and design of their own educational options would help them or hinder them in their studies? Explain.
What will be an ideal response?
Answers will vary.
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A. cognitive developmental theory B. social learning theory C. behaviorist theory D. psychoanalytic theory
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A. They are both voluntary. B. They have a similar level of intensity and affection. C. Peers and romantic partners are similar to the adolescent on a number of personal characteristics. D. There is a good deal of similarity in the quality of each relationship.
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A. autobiographical study B. biographical study C. authentic study D. generic story