The Report on the Values in Action Schools Project (2008-2009)

question 18

Multiple Choice

The report on the Values in Action Schools Project (2008-2009) concluded that values education impacted on student learning in five ways. One of these ways is 'transformation' which means that students and teachers:

• A) have an increased awareness of values.
• B) have improved capacity to make responsible choices.
• C) develop positive relationships.
• D) are willing to try changes in aspects of classroom-based practices.

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Definitions:

Sickle Cell

A genetic blood disorder that results in red blood cells assuming a sickle shape, leading to problems such as pain, infections, and anemia.

Recessive Gene

A type of gene that is not expressed in the phenotype unless two copies of the gene (one from each parent) are present.

Huntington's Disease

A genetic disorder that causes the progressive breakdown of nerve cells in the brain, affecting an individual's functional abilities and leading to cognitive decline and psychiatric issues.

Turner Syndrome

A chromosomal disorder affecting females, where one of the X chromosomes is missing or partially missing, leading to a variety of medical and developmental issues.