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zhannawk [14.2K]
3 years ago
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In a college-level course, Mrs. Smith gives the lectures, sets the due dates, and is the expert on the material. Mr. Doe helps g

rade papers, offers tutoring sessions for the students, and attends the lectures. Which best describes the two instructors?
Mrs. Smith is a postsecondary teacher, and Mr. Doe is a teaching assistant.
Mr. Doe is a postsecondary teacher, and Mrs.Smith is a teaching assistant.
Mrs. Smith is a high school teacher, and Mr. Doe is a teaching assistant.
Mr. Doe is a high school teacher, and Mrs. Smith is a teaching assistant.
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1 answer:
Cerrena [4.2K]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Mrs. Smith is a postsecondary teacher, and Mr. Doe is a teaching assistant.

Explanation:

Mrs. Smith gives the lectures, sets the due dates, and is an expert on the material of a <em>"college-level course"</em>, therefore, she has to be a postsecondary teacher, as the teacher is responsible for giving the lectures, and has to be an expert on the material.

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Mr. Doe helps grade papers, offers tutoring sessions for the students, and attends the lectures. From my experience and the phrase <em>"helps grade papers" </em>rather than just <em>"grades the papers", </em>we can conclude that Mr. Doe is the teaching assistant. <em> </em>

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