What Was One Trend That Emerged from the No Child

question 30

Multiple Choice

What was one trend that emerged from the No Child Left Behind Act?

• A) Less emphasis was placed on reading and mathematics skills in classroom instruction.
• B) A greater number of students began to enroll in charter or private schools.
• C) American public school instructors who taught advanced classes received higher wages because their higher student success rate was linked to standardized test performance.
• D) Low-performing schools that did not meet the goals of NCLB had first choice in enrolling students within their districts who achieved the highest success rates on standardized tests.

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Definitions:

Mutant Allele

A version of a gene that has undergone a mutation, causing it to differ from the normal allele and possibly lead to a different trait or phenotype.

Normal Allele

An allele that is considered to be the standard or typical form found in a population, often contributing to the average phenotype.

Genome-Wide Association Scans

Studies that involve rapidly scanning markers across complete sets of DNA, or genomes, of many people to find genetic variations associated with a particular disease or trait.

Proteins

Large, complex molecules essential to all living organisms, playing critical roles in the body such as catalyzing metabolic reactions, DNA replication, and transporting molecules.