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16.Mr. Fischer, a math teacher, teaches his first unit of Algebra to a class of 9th graders. For the assessment, he asks his students to create board games that require the solving of algebraic equations to move forward in the game. Which of the following types of thinking would he be asking his students to do? I) Creative thinking II) Problem-solving thinking III) Formal operational thinking
18.Students with disabilities are afforded the right to a free and appropriate education by Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 between the ages of
19.While teaching Romeo and Juliet to his 9th graders, Mr. Sinnott finds that students are getting bored and overwhelmed by the language of Shakespeare. He wants to provide intrinsic motivation to the students to engage with the text so that he is able to maintain full class appreciation for the play. Which strategy would NOT provide intrinsic motivation to his students?
20.A 9th grade history teacher is giving students their first major project in her class. She offers her students a checklist of steps they should take to accomplish this task completely and on deadline. The study skills she is trying to encourage by doing this would be which of the following? I) Time management II) Monitoring progress III) Setting goals IV) Measuring milestones