4. How did higher pay for Texas teachers in the 1950s help improve education in the state? (1 point)

It encouraged teachers to move to Texas from other states, increasing the number of job candidates from which the state's schools selected new teachers.

Collegial Discussion Quick Check

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Question
Which of the following best describes a collegial discussion?(1 point)
Responses

strict
strict

lengthy
lengthy

emotional
emotional

respectful
respectful

respectful

Why is it important for a collegial discussion to have rules?(1 point)

Responses

It makes sure everyone agrees during the debate.
It makes sure everyone agrees during the debate.

It creates a space for people to talk about whatever they want.
It creates a space for people to talk about whatever they want.

It creates an open and judgment-free zone.
It creates an open and judgment-free zone.

It makes sure someone writes down the ideas.

It creates an open and judgment-free zone.

Which of the following roles apply to the facilitator in a collegial discussion?(1 point)

Responses

to make sure ideas match the materials
to make sure ideas match the materials

to write down ideas for the group
to write down ideas for the group

to guide the discussion among the group
to guide the discussion among the group

to share the discussion with the class

to guide the discussion among the group

Which of the following is a rule of a collegial discussion?(1 point)

Responses

Wait patiently for your turn.
Wait patiently for your turn.

Do research while others are speaking.
Do research while others are speaking.

Insist your point of view is correct.
Insist your point of view is correct.

Talk louder than others.
Talk louder than others.

Wait patiently for your turn.

The correct answer is:

O It encouraged teachers to move to Texas from other states, increasing the number of job candidates from which the state's schools selected new teachers.

Higher pay for Texas teachers in the 1950s helped improve education in the state by attracting teachers from other states. This increase in job candidates allowed schools in Texas to select from a larger pool of qualified teachers. As a result, the quality of education improved because there were more experienced and skilled teachers available to teach students.