Which of the following is least likely to be a reason a teacher chooses not to do home visits to meet the families of his students?
a. The logistics of home visits (time, transportation, scheduling) can be complicated.
b. There can be issues of liability and personal safety involved in home visits.
c. Teachers doing home visits are afraid they'll see evidence of child abuse or neglect and be required to report the family to the authorities.
d. Differences in beliefs and values between the teacher and the families may come to light in uncomfortable ways during home visits.
c
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