Jill Is a First Grade Teacher

question 53

Multiple Choice

Jill is a first grade teacher. Her class is a bit out of control and she needs a classroom management strategy. Which of the following strategies illustrates inductive reasoning?

• A) Jill decides to use 'time out' because her mother, a veteran teacher said to use 'time out'.
• B) Jill asks the other first grade teachers in the building what they use and determines she will use assertive discipline because the majority use it.
• C) Jill determines she will use proximity approaches to management since it seems to be working for her so far.
• D) Jill decides she will use home-based contingencies because teachers use them and she is a teacher so she should use them.

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Grasp the principles and implications of recognizing all assets acquired in a business combination at fair value.

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