A. to stay out of world war one
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although you did not attach the research reference and the options, we can comment on the following.
In the research on teachers as effective managers, it was found that during the first days of school effective teacher has to establish the foundation of the class during for the semester, This means the teacher has to set the expectations and goals of the class, clarify the rules, the discipline and the behavior allowed in the class. The teacher has to explain the proper procedures and characteristics of the work to be done in class and homework. And the way students are going to be evaluated.
I believe the answer is: <span>envisioning goals
According to Gardner, </span><span>envisioning goals refers to situating yourself in an ideal scenario to determine the things that you need to realize your goals.
It is necessary in this process to calculate all possible factors that could influence the outcome of your goals</span>
Answer:
London, England has what is called a maritime climate so it has a smaller range of temperatures. It is milder in winter than areas at the same latitude that are inland. It is also cooler in summer than areas inland that will have hotter summers.
Explanation:
The weather in the British Isles is influenced by the ocean. London is at roughly the same latitude as places with very harsh winters like Minneapolis, Minnesota, which often contends with artic air pushed down due to pressure systems across the North American continent. The UK benefits from a milder climate because of the ocean currents.
Answer&Explanation:
Water is absorbed from the surface to the underground water where it get preserved as it recharges aquifers however through this process when water percolate through the surface to the groundwater it contains polluted surface particles and as water flows it takes this polluted particles or materials with it to the rivers,ponds and lakes. Hazardous chemicals can be transferred to the rivers and underground water through the flow of water from the surface and through percolation to the groundwater.
