Exam 4: Who Are the Students
Exam 1: How Is Education Changing47 Questions
Exam 2: What Does It Take to Become a Professional Educator45 Questions
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Exam 4: Who Are the Students50 Questions
Exam 5: How Has Diversity Impacted Teaching35 Questions
Exam 6: What Is Taught and How Is It Taught45 Questions
Exam 7: How Do We Know Students Have Learned35 Questions
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Exam 9: What Is the Role of School in Society30 Questions
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Exam 11: How Is Technology Changing Education30 Questions
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Because of changes in society, schools now must provide
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If a teacher becomes aware of sexual harassment or abuse of a student, the correct action is
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If your learner has extreme or excessive behavior patterns; is too complaint and passive, or unduly aggressive, has behavior that is too adult-like or too immature; is behind in physical, emotional and intellectual development, this learner may be a victim of
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For most students, the ability to reason abstractly begins developing when students are in
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Comment on the following statement: In general, schools are safe places; however recent incidents have raised serious questions about learner safety.
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A student is almost ________ as likely to be a victim of a serious crime away from school that at school (DeVo et al., 2002).
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If your learner is hard to get along with, has bruises and abrasions, is too shy or too easy to please, frequently late or absent, shies away from physical contact, and seems frightened of parents, this learner may be
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Increasingly, school-to-school mobility presents dilemmas for the classroom teacher. Define this phenomenon; discuss both the characteristics and the issues that arise.
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If a student has a medical condition that is not receiving attention, the teacher should be concerned about possible ________ and follow the school's procedure for reporting same.
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Although not a 100% indicator, students may be considered "At-Risk" of not doing well in school if they
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Preschool and kindergarten are different than other learners. Discuss the physical mental and social characteristics of these children and explain how they differ form other children.
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The following Act required schools, to the extent possible, to teach learners with disabilities in traditional classrooms.
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Much of school-to-school mobility is attributed to all the following, except
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Isolating students in special education classrooms was justified by
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Since the mid-1970s, learners with disabilities have not been isolated in special education classrooms. Explain this shift in policy and procedure.
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Identify the categories of abuse and neglect discussed in the text. In your discussion, describe the usual characteristics of each.
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High poverty and low poverty schools report about ________ of episodes of violence on students.
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