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Juan Sanfilippo is a teacher at Los Alamos High School. The school district has announced that major changes will occur as the school is converted to school-within-a-school structure. Juan is anxious about the new structure and has requested a detailed outline of what it will look like, how he is expected to function within it, and whether he will be able to adapt. Juan is expressing what type of concern about change?
A) impact B) task C) unconcerned D) self

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Foundations of American Education: Becoming Effective Teachers in Challenging Times

Edition: 17^th

Authors: Johnson, Musial, Hall, Gollnick

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