EDUC 305 Quiz 8 – All correct answers
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Question 1
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The property interests of tenured teachers for continued employment are based on the
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Answer:
a.
Fourteenth Amendment.
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Question 2
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that expression of unpopular views by students is
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Selected
Answer:
c.
allowed if it is not disruptive.
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Question 3
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A parochial school teacher was fired without receiving any written information regarding the
charges. This action is probably legal because
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c.
a parochial-school teacher does not necessarily have the same civil rights as a
public-school teacher.
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Question 4
Organized and mandated prayer and Bible readings are .
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a.
not allowed in a public school
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Question 5
Teachers who have tenure
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a.
cannot be dismissed without
cause.
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Question 6
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With the U.S. Supreme Court's recent emphasis on the reasonableness of school policies, more
responsibility falls on
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Answer:
b.
school officials.
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Question 7
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Citizens are guaranteed the right of free speech and expression in the U.S. Constitution's
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Answer:
d.
free exercise clause.
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Question 8
When identifying and enforcing standards of conduct, teachers have
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Answer:
b.
broad authority as interpreted by the
courts.
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Question 9
The precedent set in the case of Honig v. Doe established that disabled students
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d.
must remain in their current placement and undergo official hearings prior to
suspension for violent actions.
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Question 10
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If a high-school student is injured in a classroom science experiment, the teacher is most likely to be
found negligent if
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Answer:
a.
the students had received no instruction in how to conduct the
experiment.
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Question 11
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Court rulings indicate that when they are establishing dress codes for students, schools should
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Answer:
c.
determine the educational purposes for any such
restrictions.
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Question 12
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Those who are opposed to the concept of government-supported religion would find support for this
notion in the U.S. Constitution's
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Answer:
b.
establishment clause.
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Question 13
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The rules and principles that a district must follow when attempting to dismiss a tenured teacher are
mandated by the
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Answer:
c.
due process
guidelines.
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Question 14
Teachers need to be familiar with the legal principle of fair use when
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Answer:
c.
photocopying materials for classroom use.
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Question 15
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Public school teachers may teach about religion, if done objectively and not as a
devotional thought.
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Tru
e
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Question 16
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Students in public schools have more freedom for religious expression than their
teachers.
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Answer:
Tru
e
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Question 17
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Graduation exercises for a public school can be held in a religious sanctuary.
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Answer:
Fals
e
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Question 18
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Public school teachers may wear non-obtrusive religious symbols such as a cross
necklace.
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Answer:
Tru
e
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Question 19
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Teachers and students have the right to pray in a public school setting during official
class times.
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Answer:
Response
Feedback:
Fals
e
Students may pray at times that it doesn't disrupt the academic
classroom. Teachers may not pray in the presence of students at
school.
The Teacher's Guide to Religion in the Public Schools
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Answer:
describes the boundaries of free speech and religious expression for
teachers and students within the public school
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Question 20
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