Students can grade their peers’ academic work (and even announce the results in class) without violating the privacy act. This was a ruling by the Supreme Court in

Alyssa was a senior at Local High School (LHS). Although she was a brilliant student, Alyssa had a mischievous streak that frequently landed her in the principal’s office. In order to get into the college that she wanted to, she needed a recommendation letter from her counselor, Mr. Todd. On the day that she went to see him to ask for the letter, he told her to close the door. “Ever since you came here as a freshman, I’ve had my eyes on you. It’s amazing just how pretty you’ve become. I’ll be glad to discuss your letter over dinner at my apartment, around eight tonight. Be sure to wear something really pretty. And let’s keep our little date to ourselves. After all, we wouldn’t want something to happen to that letter, would we”? Based on the dialogue, Alyssa is experiencing

Which of the following is an accurate statement about existentialist classrooms?

In the context of emotional intelligence quotient (EQ) and intelligence quotient (IQ), psychologist Daniel Goleman argues that

When teachers and principals have to remedy antiquated buildings, they give higher priority to

Who is most likely to be considered part of the “hidden school government”?

Which of the following protects citizens’ rights to due process and equal protection under the law, no matter where they live in the United States?

Full-service schools

Which of the following terms refers to a person whose inner sense of being male, female, or something else differs from their sex assigned at birth?

According to Gardner, if one wants to develop students who are willing to face hard truths and value honest behavior, the stress should be on the