Question 1
A tenured teacher in your school has been charged with gross incompetence and the school is following due process procedures. This teacher's rights to due process are protected by:
◦ local school policies.
◦ local district policies.
◦ state law.
◦ federal law.
Question 2
As a beginning teacher you're likely to be asked to pass a competency test that measures: basic skills, such as reading, writing, and math; your background in a content area, such as biology or history; and an understanding of learning and teaching. With respect to the legality of these tests, which of the following is the most accurate response?
◦ While generally required for employment, you are not legally bound to take the tests in order to apply for employment.
◦ You will be legally bound to take the tests if you want to become eligible for a teaching license.
◦ While you're not legally bound to take the tests, your chances for employment are reduced if the test results are not on your record.
◦ You are legally bound to take the tests if you don't have a degree in a specific content area, such as math, but if you have a degree, you're not legally bound to take the tests.
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