The following are all techniques for generating potential solutions to a problem
EXCEPT
A. Brainstorming
B. Brainwriting
C. Homeostasis
D. Nominal group technique
C. Homeostasis
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(a) marking period assessment plan (b) unit assessment plan. (c) both.
Which of the following statements demonstrates the "S" component of SMART goals?
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A. make note of the word in a vocabulary log, and then study the word after finishing the story B. use context clues in the sentence to guess the meaning of the word, and then try out that meaning in the sentence C. look up the word in the dictionary, and then paraphrase the sentence using the dictionary definition D. break the word into its component parts, and then compare the parts to the meanings of similar known words