Activities Are Not Self-Justifying Ends in Themselves, but Instead Are

question 11

Multiple Choice

Activities are not self-justifying ends in themselves, but instead are a means for:

• A)integrating content and providing opportunities for students to practice skills.
• B)helping students to accomplish major curricular goals.
• C)helping teachers assess misconceptions in student thinking.
• D)generating student interest and providing intrinsic motivation.

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Definitions:

Relationship Conflict

Conflicts that arise due to personal issues, emotional incompatibilities, and misunderstandings between individuals.

Bullying

The act of intimidating, coercing, or harming an individual repeatedly and deliberately, often creating an environment of fear and discomfort.

Criticizing

The act of expressing disapproval of someone or something based on perceived faults or mistakes.

Sabotaging

The deliberate action of damaging, disrupting, or hindering the success of someone's efforts or plans.