When We Give High School Students Instructions About a Summative

question 80

Multiple Choice

When we give high school students instructions about a summative classroom assessment, we should:

• A)assume they have had experience with such standard item types as true-false and multiple-choice.
• B)give them considerable freedom about how to respond.
• C)always deduct points for any grammatical or spelling errors.
• D)communicate clear guidelines about how they should respond.

Understand the role of whistleblowing and its implications on a company’s reputation and ethical stance.

Identify strategies to avoid common decision-making pitfalls, such as confirmation bias and neglect of probability.

Understand the significance of mentorship and guidance in professional decision making.

Analyze real-world business scenarios to understand ethical dilemmas and the importance of ethical corporate governance.

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