Q1.  Amy’s teacher adopted certain measures to help Amy. What is the writers stance on these practices?  No, that it is unfair.   It is unknown.   Yes, that it is fair.        Q2.  Why does Amy keep hugging and patting her classmates?  Because Amy wants her classmates to teach her.   Because Amy sometimes fails to see her classmates.   Because Amy wants her classmates to be her friends.        Q3.  About how old is Amy?  Nine.   Five.   Fourteen.        Q4.  How does the writer feel about Amy’s examination results?  Sad.   Excited.   Worried.

9.Why can't Amy go to eat pizza with her friend?A.She is going to have some tutoring sessionB.She is going to teach some high school studentsC.She is going to assist her professor in a classD.She needs some help with her studies

Which material will her teachers most likely avoid?1 pointA. Unquestionable lawsB. Open-ended topicsC. Problems or casesD. Controversial issues

Select the correct answer.Shannon is writing a paper on bullying in her school and wants to start a new anti-bullying campaign. She has made a list of possible research questions for her paper. Which research question will help her focus her research for the paper? A. How would you prevent bullying or deal with it when you witness it? B. How can students work to help reduce instances of bullying in their schools? C. Do you think bullying is getting better? D. Do you think laws will be an effective way to reduce bullying in schools?

3b. Discuss the ethical issues suggested by the following scenarios Joan is presented with the dilemma of interpreting data differently to push a program she believed in or showcasing the data as-is and possibly losing funding for the program. The data determines the effectiveness of a national pre-school learning program. As a national program, this means that the actions of Joan can affect a large portion of society's younger minds and their education. What issues discussed in class are related to the situations and what ethical theories can be applied and how?: This ties into the class topic of professionals where one's roles and responsibilities can differentiate a professional from others. Joan Garrison is a professional hired due to attributes to collect and showcase data. When it comes to professionals they usually have a code of conduct. This is why Joan says that she doesn't want to misrepresent the findings. Which she should not misrepresent her findings. As a professional, your actions can affect society which is why there should be good business ethics among professionals. She would be held morally responsible for misrepresenting data when there could be other programs that are more effective and could improve the program

How does paragraph 4 develop the idea that recess would benefit students?A. It describes school classrooms as very uncomfortable for students.B. It provides facts about the mental health struggles many students face.C. It gives details about the different experiences students have at school.D. It explains that most students believe recess would improve their health.