English, asked by twanaalexander0709, 1 month ago

If you could request that your school teach a new course that is not currently offered, what would it be and why

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Answered by nitishninja00

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Answered by samirak7fvvp

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The findings from research on learning suggest roles for teachers that differ from their roles in the past. Education reform efforts in the United States cannot succeed without an effort to help teachers and administrators assume these new roles

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