Identify and explain two of the characteristics of middle schools. Why are these particular characteristics considered important in middle school education?
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: Suggested answer: Answers will vary. A correct answer will identify two of the following characteristics and explain how each one supports the middle school philosophy of dealing with adolescents' particular emotional and developmental needs. The following are the characteristics of a middle school: 1. interdisciplinary team organization; 2. long-term teacher-student relationships, including advisory homerooms; 3. block scheduling; 4. exploratory activities and courses.
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