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In an interview for a teaching position, the search committee asked Christina to identify characteristics of successful schools. Which of the following characteristics that Christina provided is not one of a successful school?
a.   The majority of teachers have a master’s degree.
b.   The emphasis is on basic skills of reading, writing and math.
c.   There is frequent, systematic evaluation of student learning.
d.   Teachers have high expectations of students.

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Becoming a Teacher, Canadian Edition

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Authors: Parkay, Stanford, Vaillancourt

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