Quinn is at the conventional level of moral development. The
conventional level of moral development is the one responsible of an individual’s
way of dealing with their actions and how other people respond to these actions
and how they view it.
Answer:
Surface learning.
Explanation:
As the exercise suggests, Mrs. Fulmor is frustrated with the students in her class who are passive learners; those students are most likely surface learners, students who only passively accept information, who memorise rather than understand, who won't carry out any deep processing of the material. That's why they need to be motivated to learn only, such providing positive feedback or if she promises them an external reward.
Answer:
To enhance Learning and Understanding.
To promote good health and personal hygiene.
To maintain discipline.
Explanation: Class room is a room or an enclosure where people stay to learn through a teacher,a facilitator,a coach,a mentor or a lecturer. Classroom management is a vital aspect required for effective and enhance Learning.
It is expected that we take good care of the classroom materials and come early to class in order to achieve the following
(1) to enhance Learning and Understanding of what is being taught.
(2) To promote good health and hygiene.
(3) To maintain and encourage discipline.
When the classroom materials such as the boards,the pen,the work benches,the lightening are properly handled it enhances learning and Understanding, it helps to promote good personal hygiene and good health and it helps to Maintain discipline.
<span>True. It is a sign of
democracy that people are free to disagree with certain policies or laws in
government. They are free to express
their opinions without fear of being intimidated or imprisoned for speaking
your mind. Everyone has the right to do
that. Only an oppressive regime would
threaten or imprison someone who disagrees with their politics.</span>
Society for the Reformation of Juvenile Delinquency conducted campaigns against the "corrupting influence of taverns and theaters and opposed the use of jails to house children"
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
Juvenile delinquency is the habitual committing of the crimes or offences by the persons who are young and are not adults. The society which was formed for the reformation of juvenile delinquency conducted campaigns against use of jails for children.
They were not in favor of using the imprisonment for the criminals who were not of legal age. They wanted other ways and methods to reform the criminals of such young people and for reformation of juvenile.
