As a teacher what would

1. He is a social science teacher.2. He is teacher. 3. She is a home economics teacher. 4. She is a HE teacher. 5. She is a
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Poor teachern=6 m=6 SS=30 Avg teacher n=8 M=2 SS=33 Good teacher n=10 M=2 SS=42 N=42 G=72 Sigma squared= 393 *HOW DO I OBTAIN
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1. She is a technical arts and homemaking teacher.2. She is a TA and H teacher. 3. She is a TA & H teacher. 4. She is a TAH
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(The stage lights illuminate a classroom. Tidy rows of desks face a wood stove, a chalkboard, and a teacher’s desk. Piles of
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The stage lights illuminate a classroom. Tidy rows of desks face a wood stove, a chalkboard, and a teacher’s desk. Piles of
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Can someone help me expand on this?From a teacher's standpoint, all trust would most likely be destroyed. Any academic value
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sqr(x^2-4)+(x^2)/x^2+1I got ((x^2+1)*sqr(x^2-4)+x^2)/x^2+1 But my teacher gave (sqr(x^2-4)+x^2)/x^2+1 I did the problem over
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1. What did you learn in math class today?2. She is a music teacher. She is very strict. 3. He is a career teacher. He is
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1. What did you learn in math class today?2. She is a music teacher. She is very strict. 3. He is a career teacher. He is
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Think of an exceptional teacher that managed her class well. Is there anything special about the teacher?What did the teacher do
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