Which of the following would be the most appropriate FIRST response to student speech that could be considered a threat?
I. Instigate a threat assessment procedure
II. Suspend the student pending the outcome of a threat assessment
III. Suspend the student regardless of the circumstances
IV. Contact local law enforcement
A. I & II
B. III & IV
C. I, II & III
D. I & III only
A
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a. 16 percent c. 68 percent b. 50 percent d. 84 percent
Children's consistent expression of their sense of initiative through active discovery
contributes to their learning about _____________, what they might or might not do, and what they can and cannot accomplish. a. Self-esteem b. Personal boundaries c. Self-acceptance d. Self-reliance
When 12-year-old Jonathan goes out for the middle school cross-country team, he discovers that he's the slowest runner on the team. After three weeks of daily practice with the team, his speed and endurance improve little if at all. Given what we know about the development of value in children's motivation, we can reasonably guess that Jonathan will:
a. Value cross-country running more than he has previously b. Value cross-country running less than he has previously c. Value running more only if his coach encourages him to "stick it out" for a while d. Try to convince his teammates that he's a better runner than he really is
Ms. Strauss made the decision to delay the class field trip. Students verbalized their frustration and disappointment. Which teacher response supports self-determination and autonomy?
a. I am the teacher, and it is my responsibility to make decisions that are best for you. b. Delaying the field trip is a big decision and should be made by the teacher. c. I recognize your frustration with my decision to delay the field trip. d. You are allowed to make a lot of decisions, but this is a teacher decision.