Discuss three benefits associated with children's participation in organized sports
What will be an ideal response?
First, children who participate in organized sports are usually more physically active than uninvolved peers. Second, they establish habits that sustain health and well-being across the lifespan. Third, children learn other life skills such as persistence, teamwork, humility and self-control. However, mere participation in organized sports is insufficient. The quality of the sport and experience matters. The best organized sports programs emphasize learning and team effort over winning.
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Which of the following would best define Mr. Constantine's defense?
Camelot School District Board of Education voted unanimously to put forth a ballot initiative to local voters asking for a tax increase. The increased revenue is to be used to replace revenue lost because of cuts in state aid to the district. Eleventh grade social studies teacher Mr. Constantine used his personal Twitter account to argue that the tax increase is not necessary and that eliminating most of the district athletic programs would more than replace any lost revenue from the state. A. The Mt. Healthy retaliation test B. The Mt. Healthy defense C. The Pickering-Connick balance D. Mr. Constantine's speech is of public concern and does not interfere with the district efforts to pass a tax increase.
Toddlers are notorious for testing the limits adults impose
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
___ refers to learning in a virtual environment, not face-to-face.
a. eText b. Online learning c. Asynchronous learning d. Synchronous learning
Beginning a staff meeting ___
a. ?should be delayed until all members are present because it is not fair for the on-time staff members when they have to listen a second time to the information repeated for tardy staff b. ?on time is not important c. ?on time is important because it sets a precedent for the next meeting’s beginning time d. ?is important, but teachers who are busy with the children should not necessarily expected to be on time