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viki

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Which of the following is an outcome of low personal teaching efficacy?
 
  a. High student challenge
  b. High teacher motivation
  c. High teacher burnout
  d. High student efficacy

Question 2

Of the following, which best describes how effective assessments promote learner self-regulation?
 
  a. Effective assessments provide students with feedback about their learning progress.
  b. Effective assessments provide teachers with information they can use to assign student grades.
  c. Effective assessments communicate student strengths and weaknesses to parents and other caregivers.
  d. Effective assessments prevent classroom management problems by keeping students focused on academic goals.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a





 

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