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Mr. Fineday teaches in an elementary school where students do most of their work independently, with a number of teachers providing individual guidance as needed. His teaching area is also large and has movable walls and furniture that can be rearranged easily. Mr. Fineday teaches in
a.   a self-contained classroom.
b.   a performance-based school.
c.   an open-space school.
d.   an outcome-based school.

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Becoming a Teacher, Canadian Edition

Edition: 5^th

Authors: Parkay, Stanford, Vaillancourt

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