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Owen Walls, as the principal of Elmgrove Elementary School, is responsible for assessing the degree of success of the new teachers on staff. Owen accepts the view that most principals hold with regard to the easiest way to determine how well a new teacher is doing. Therefore, he will look to see how
A) well they know the content of the courses they teach.
B) flexible they are.
C) many educational theories they can recall and explain.
D) well they are able to organize their classrooms.

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Foundations of American Education: Becoming Effective Teachers in Challenging Times

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Authors: Johnson, Musial, Hall, Gollnick

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