Mr. Delmar, a health teacher, just read a research article that reported the importance of attention to a student's ability to learn something new. The next day he arrived in class wearing a skintight body suit illustrated with each of the organs in order to deliver a lecture on how systems in the body work. Mr. Delmar has attempted to combine
a. health with fashion.
b. art with science.
c. teaching with bad performance art.
d. unrelated principles.
B
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a. kindergarten. b. first grade. c. second grade. d. third grade.
Which of the following statements would you be least likely to hear in a classroom where the teacher uses Kagan’s stuctures?
a) “As the teacher, it’s my job to make sure that everyone behaves themselves.” b) “To you, that voice is funny. To me, it’s a distraction.” c) “I recognize that you’re bored, but you’re still accountable for this assignment.” d) “What can you do to make amends with Keishea?”
Which of the following leadership actions would not assist a group in building cohesiveness?
a. encourage passive or withdrawn members to leave the group b. help group members achieve their individual goals c. invite group members to become active participants d. allow group members to share leadership responsibilities
Describe the main problem with traditional procedures for the identification of gifted students and discuss how giftedness should be identified.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).