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kfurse

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Kounin's Instructional Management model does not address serious behavior problems or specifically promote schools that are safe from ________.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

Question 2

A student's challenging behavior often represents
 
  a. an intellectual deficit that precludes the student from learning the desired behavior.
  b. a mismatch between the student's skills and the expectations of the school environment.
  c. a genetic predisposition to disruptive behavior.
  d. a failing on the part of the student's parents, who have, in many cases, failed to teach the student appropriate behavior.



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Answer to Question 1

violence

Answer to Question 2

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