The ideal in selecting books for library media centers is to:
a. consider an individual review source and/or awardthis can suffice for a determination of whether to use the book or curricular material in a school.
b. locate several reviews or a combination of reviews and awards, read each review completely, and know exactly why the award is given and by whom.
c. read all books prior to making a decision as whether to purchase the material.
d. convene a committee of teachers, students, parents, and community members to determine the feasibility of the book for the specific school.
Question 2
Sometime when selecting materials, individuals can become censors when they fail to consider the entire work and focus only on a single dirty word or a so-called controversial passage, e.g., a sex scene, one or two uses of profanity, or a reference to one's sexual orientation. This is called:
a. indoctrinate versus educate.
b. exclusion versus inclusion.
c. isolation versus the work as a whole.
d. control versus advice.
Acromegaly in one individual from a pair of identical twins.
A tail from a different individual - the tail of each humpback whale is visibly unique.
Jean Piaget influenced the field of developmental science more than any other individual.
What are examples of ideal forms?
Topic Media
Differences in brain metabolism in the brain of an unaffected individual (upper) and a schizophrenic