Dan's parents blamed his poor standardized test performance on the teacher. Is it appropriate to hold the teacher responsible for Dan's poor standardized test performance?
a. Yes, if the teacher had the sole responsibility of teaching Dan that year.
b. No, because the teacher is only one of a number of factors that influence Dan's learning.
c. No, because teachers should not be held accountable for students' learning.
b
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Reading flexibility occurs when readers adjust their reading approach
A) for textbooks that are difficult to read. B) for textbooks that have unfamiliar concepts and terminology. C) to match the readability and difficulty levels of different textbooks. D) to assist them in reading fluidly in their automatic pilot mode.
The process of evaluation consists of
A. determining how well the work you produced matches your goals. B. trying new experiences. C. taking responsibility for your failures and successes. D. accepting that you can't control everything.
Carl Rogers proposed that a. one's self-concept is independent of the perceptions of others. b. human beings have an underlying "actualizing tendency."
c. ethics is not a primary concern for therapists. d. clients should be required to comply with expectations.