A Collaborative Cooperating Teacher

question 16

Multiple Choice

A collaborative cooperating teacher

• A) is probably going to leave the student teacher alone for long periods of time.
• B) believes student teachers should be given considerable latitude and some ability to make decisions on their own.
• C) is more effective than a highly directive cooperating teacher.
• D) will likely have a better rapport with the student teacher, but will probably accomplish less in the classroom.
• E) will provide extensive, specific direction to the student teacher.

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