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Choose the one that is NOT true. Dispositions
 
  a. are habits of mind.
  b. can be tested for.
  c. may be threatened by narrow emphasis on skills.
  d. develop over time with positive experiences.

Question 2

Choose the best completion: Group work is
 
  a. a way of moving away from egocentric thought.
  b. a way for teachers to see who has leadership skills.
  c. a way for teachers to free themselves up from all instruction.
  d. an opportunity for children to socialize.



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: b

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ANSWER: a





 

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