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jerry coleman

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A terminating statement is
 
  A) an ending summary or recap of what has been discovered, discussed, experienced, enjoyed, and so on, after a learning activity.
  B) the professional way to remove a child from the classroom because their behavior has become disruptive.
  C) the documentation that a student teacher receives at the end of a student teaching assignment.
  D) a communication from a parent terminating their child's enrollment in the classroom.
  E) never issued by a student teacher.

Question 2

Strategies other than standardized tests that are professionally accepted include:
 
  A) child portfolio development parental opinion.
  B) documentation of children's accomplishments and parental reflections regarding the child's progress.
  C) documentation of children's accomplishments.
  D) child portfolio development and the documentation of children's accomplishments.
  E) None of these answers are correct.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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