A Perennial Problem of Teacher Education Programs Is to Screen

Multiple Choice

A perennial problem of teacher education programs is to screen the highest quality candidates from those who should not work in schools. One suggested method is to ask applicants a series of questions about their experiences with siblings, how they treat stress, their attitude toward procrastination, ways they like to have fun, etc. This method, which can use over 100 questions, gathers _____.

A) 360­degree feedback
B) work situation assessments
C) validation material
D) ​biographical data
E) information on affective skills