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sarasara

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When a teacher believes he or she can positively affect student learning, that teacher is said to possess:
 
  a. effective attitudes.
  b. teaching efficacy.
  c. empathetic effectiveness.
  d. proactive attitudes.

Question 2

High expectations are an example of which of the following essential teaching skills?
 
  a. Teacher beliefs and behaviors
  b. Feedback
  c. Questioning
  d. Organization



cpetit11

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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