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TTT exam 1'At the end of the school day, Mr. Lawrence is not feeling very well. He makes sure
he has all of his materials prepared for the next day in case he needs to call in sick.
He has made all of his copies, laid out his lesson plans, along with a class roster,
and a seating chart. He's also laid out his substitute folder that includes evacuation
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plans, a classroom behavior plan, and discipline forms.
What else should Mr. Lawrence leave out for a substitute teacher? - -Mr.
Lawrence should have included the name and room number of another teacher that
could offer support or answer questions for the substitute teacher.
A parent comes into your classroom angry about an incident that happened on the
school playground. You know you should have called the parent about the incident,
but you forgot. You apologize to the parent and tell her that you thought the principal
was going to call you. You then tell the parent how you have noticed the principal not
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following through on a lot of situations recently.
Which standard have you just violated? - -Standard 2.2 because you have just
made an untrue statement about the principal to divert the anger of a parent.
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According to Ben Bissell, which of the following is not an effective example of
praise? - -Public praise (not part of the 5 exambles of Ben Bissell's criteria of
praise0
As you pass the teachers' lounge, you hear two of your colleagules talking about the
amount of student noise in your classroom yesterday. Rather than going in the
lounge to confront the teachers, you decide to walk by not letting their discussion
affect your day or your teaching plans.
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According to the Teacher-To-Teacher article, which of the principles to building
positive relationships with staff members did you exhibit? - -let the water roll of
your back because you chose to ignore the negative comments being shared
regarding you.
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How does a teacher who regularly uses negative sarcasm when responding to her
kindergarten students have adverse effects on her students? - -she endangers
their learning and mental health. Repeated negative sarcasm can significantly
disrupt a student's learning and break down their confidence.
How is the role of an educator "a position of public trust?" -✅✅ -role of an educator
is a position of public trust because teachers are entrusted a parents' children for the
majority of a day.
Mr. Brooks' basketball team has an away game today. The team bus is ready to
leave and two of his players are making up a test with Mrs. Harper. Mr. Brooks asks
, Mrs. Harper to drive the boys to the game on the other side of town when they both
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finish. The boys finish their test and Mrs. Harper drives the boys to the game.
Whose behavior is a violation of the law? - -Mrs. Harper because she accepted
the responsibility for the boys when she agreed to drive them to the game. She did
not have either child's parental consent before taking them in her own vehicle.
Mr. Farmer has been out of school for the last three days. He knows his district
requires a doctor's note for more than three days absence, so he schedules an
appointment with his doctor.
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Which standard of Professional Ethical Conduct, Practices and Performances is he
following? - -By getting a note from his doctor, Mr. Farmer is following Standard
1.7.
Mr. Peters has just completed a math lesson and his students are working on a
practice set. As Mr. Peters circulates the room, he notices that a large percentage of
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students are not grasping the concept.
What would be the best thing for Mr. Peters to do next? - -best next step for Mr.
Peters would be to go through the first two problems of the practice set with the
whole class.
Mrs. Franklin has just found out she is being evaluated by her principal later today.
She is anxious about the evaluation when her students enter the room. Shea, a
usually talkative student, rolls her eyes and begins a quiet conversation with a friend
during morning announcements. Mrs. Franklin is tired of Shea's talking and decides
to make an example of her by scolding her in front of the class.
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Which rule of communication did Mrs. Franklin not practice in this scenario? -
-Mrs. Franklin has not kept the stress of her upcoming evaluation out of this
interaction with Shea.
Mrs. Harrison is frustrated that George is not getting any of his work completed
during math. To motivate him, she decided to withhold his snack that he brought from
home until he gets his work done. When he still did not get any work done, she took
his recess away as well. When he still didn't have his work done at the end of recess,
she kept him to continue working at lunch. She let him go down to the cafeteria to
get his lunch with 10 minutes until the end of the period.
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Mrs. Harrison made a lot of mistakes in this situation. Which mistakes violated the
Ethical Code Toward Students? - -The correct answer is withholding snack and
not giving ample time for lunch. Both of those actions were direct violations of
Standard 3.5 and are examples of physical mistreatment of students.
Mrs. Hernandez, a parent of one of your 1st
grade students, is interested in helping in your classroom once a week.
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Which of the following is the most effective way to get Mrs. Hernandez involved in
student learning? - -
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