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Dan Parker comments, Kari, congratulations on our win yesterday. She made six stops in our victory over Landon yesterday. Kari wears number 19 on her jersey. Now let's look at how Kari's numbers relate to the different scales of measurement that we are studying today. (Kari is the goal keeper on the school's soccer team.) Of the following, the variable in the Model for Promoting Student Motivation best illustrated by the way Dan introduced scales of measurement is:
 
  a. involvement.
  b. strategy use.
  c. personalization.
  d. caring.

Question 2

As a middle school health teacher, you will be teaching a unit on nutrition. Identify three techniques that demonstrate tools for introductory focus. Provide a concrete, novel example of how you could employ each for your unit on nutrition.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

c

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The text presents four tools/techniques





 

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