Chapter 7-10 Test Flashcards

1
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The last decade has ushered in a dramatic change in the entire concept of quality teaching that is centered on the relationship among teacher _______________, teacher ________________, teaching ____________, and educational outcomes. In addition, an ongoing trend requires more ________________ at all levels of performance.

A

The last decade has ushered in a dramatic change in the entire concept of quality teaching that is centered on the relationship among teacher QUALIFICATIONS, teacher PREPARATION, teaching PERFORMANCE, and educational outcomes. In addition, an ongoing trend requires more ACCOUNTABILITY at all levels of performance.

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2
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Evaluation by _______________ has become touchstone.

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Evaluation by OBJECTIVES has become touchstone.

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3
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All personnel should be _____________.

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All personnel should be EVALUATED.

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4
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T/F Evaluation fosters the self development of the employee.

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TRUE

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5
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T/F Evaluation steers away from tasks that an employee should perform

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FALSE

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6
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T/F Staff development is a part of evaluation

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TRUE

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7
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T/F Evaluation hinders performance a majority of the time

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FALSE

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8
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T/F Retention of an employee can be determined without evaluation

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FALSE

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9
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T/F Evaluation helps determine the placement, transfer, or promotion of an employee.

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TRUE

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10
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_______________________ is an important element because it ensures ____________ and the positive effects of performance evaluation.

A

PROCEDURAL DUE PROCESS is an important element because it ensures FAIRNESS and the positive effects of performance evaluation.

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11
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T/F Principals must defend their evaluation outcomes and procedures

A

TRUE

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12
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The benchmark is the ______________ under which an employee was employed.

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The benchmark is the JOB DESCRIPTION under which an employee was employed.

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13
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T/F Supervision correlates mainly with leadership

A

FALSE

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14
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_______________ addresses the human interaction between teachers and administrators

A

SUPERVISION addresses the human interaction between teachers and administrators

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15
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The three major divisions in most school districts are ___________, _____________, and _________________.

A

The three major divisions in most school districts HUMAN RESOURCES, INSTRUCTION, and SUPPORT SERVICES.

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16
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A concern often voiced by employees is that they were not adequately ______________ about the evaluation process.

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A concern often voiced by employees is that they were not adequately INFORMED about the evaluation process.

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17
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A school district has 2 distinct groups of employees: ___________ and _____________

A

CLASSIFIED AND PROFESSIONAL

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18
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T/F Evaluation of classified and professional employees should be the same.

A

FALSE

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19
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Evaluation of all employees is______________ and ongoing.

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Evaluation of all employees is CONTINUAL and ongoing.

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20
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The basic format of an evaluation instrument has certain _______________ overtones.

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The basic format of an evaluation instrument has certain THEORETICAL overtones.

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21
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The ____________approach rates the employee against a predetermined list of indicators.

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The TRAIT approach rates the employee against a predetermined list of indicators.

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22
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The ____________ method compares the employees performance to goals and objectives.

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The RESTULTS method compares the employees performance to goals and objectives.

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23
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_________________ play an important role in constructing appraisal instruments and in developing objectives.

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JOB DESCRIPTIONS play an important role in constructing appraisal instruments and in developing objectives.

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24
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The job requirements of a position are the __________ parameters within which an ____________ can be conducted.

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The job requirements of a position are the LEGAL parameters within which an EVALUATION can be conducted.

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25
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The term _____________ refers to a condition in an organization created by employees conducting themselves according to the rules and regulations of the organization in a socially accepted manner.

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The term DISCIPLINE refers to a condition in an organization created by employees conducting themselves according to the rules and regulations of the organization in a socially accepted manner.

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26
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There are 2 areas of misconduct that call for some action on the part of management: _______________ and _____________________.

A

There are 2 areas of misconduct that call for some action on the part of management: EXCESIVE ABSENCE and INAPPROPRIATE ON THE JOB BEHAVIOR.

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27
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Action taken to correct problems with employees must be ____________ in order to withstand due process.

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Action taken to correct problems with employees must be PROGRESSIVE in order to withstand due process.

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28
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______________ is probably the most difficult decision made by a principal.

A

TERMINATION is probably the most difficult decision made by a principal.

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29
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Immoral conduct must be judged within the context of local standards, but that judgment also must be___________ and _____________ with recent court decisions.

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Immoral conduct must be judged within the context of local standards, but that judgment also must be REASONABLE and CONSISTENT with recent court decisions.

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30
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Illegal ___________ acts with a student are cause for immediate dismissal.

A

Illegal SEXUAL acts with a student are cause for immediate dismissal.

31
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______________________ is a justifiable practice during the investigation.

A

SUSPENSION is a justifiable practice during the investigation.

32
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T/F Private nonconventional sexual lifestyles are not a cause for employee dismissal.

A

TRUE

33
Q

________________ in the line of duty is always a cause for dismissal.

A

INSUBORDINATION in the line of duty is always a cause for dismissal.

34
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T/F Insubordination occurs anytime an employee refuses a command of a supervisor.

A

FALSE

35
Q

_______________ is perhaps the most difficult cause to document in termination.

A

INCOMPETENCY is perhaps the most difficult cause to document in termination.

36
Q

Prostitution is usually classified as a __________.

A

Prostitution is usually classified as a MISDEMEANOR.

37
Q

T/F It is common practice for districts to give a second chance to employees convicted of workplace drug offenses.

A

TRUE

38
Q

After a behavior has been identified that could result in the termination of an employee, the next step is _____________.

A

After a behavior has been identified that could result in the termination of an employee, the next step is NOTIFICATION.

39
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T/F Employees can’t write a rebuttal once they have been reprimanded.

A

FALSE

40
Q

T/F Probationary teachers are afforded full due process rights.

A

FALSE

41
Q

T/F Employees can sign 2 contracts simultaneously if a better offer is made.

A

FALSE

42
Q

T/F State boards are the only entity that can revoke a license.

A

TRUE

43
Q

________________ is one right that has been a fundamental principle in English common law and is basic to the legal procedures of American democracy.

A

DUE PROCESS is one right that has been a fundamental principle in English common law and is basic to the legal procedures of American democracy.

44
Q

Psychologists have recognized for a long time that satisfaction of needs is the ___________ behind all actions.

A

Psychologists have recognized for a long time that satisfaction of needs is the MOTIVATION behind all actions.

45
Q

The main purpose for establishing a compensation policy is to ___________ and ____________ qualified employees.

A

The main purpose for establishing a compensation policy is to ATTRACT and RETAIN qualified employees.

46
Q

Five variables must be considered when creating a compensation policy: __________, effort, ____________, skills, and job requirements.

A

Five variables must be considered when creating a compensation policy: PERFORMANCE, effort, SENIORITY, skills, and job requirements.

47
Q

The ______________ system of the US is the best example of how seniority operates in a compensation program.

A

The CIVIL SERVICE system of the US is the best example of how seniority operates in a compensation program.

48
Q

A common practice in many organizations is allocating compensation based on the ____________ of employees.

A

A common practice in many organizations is allocating compensation based on the SKILLS of employees.

49
Q

The __________ and ___________ of a job are often criteria by which compensation is distributed.

A

The COMPLEXITY and RESPONSIBILITY of a job are often criteria by which compensation is distributed.

50
Q

A major determinant of job difficulty is the degree of ___________ that a job requires.

A

A major determinant of job difficulty is the degree of DISCRETION that a job requires.

51
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T/F Most school districts use non-performance criteria for allocating compensation.

A

TRUE

52
Q

The most obvious kinds of compensation are __________ and __________ benefits.

A

The most obvious kinds of compensation are WAGES and FRINGE benefits.

53
Q

T/F Salaries are a matter of public record because schools are public agencies.

A

TRUE

54
Q

In the public sector and federal governments salary schedules are divided into a number of _________.

A

In the public sector and federal governments salary schedules are divided into a number of GRADES.

55
Q

Salary appropriations account for ______ of school district budgets.

A

Salary appropriations account for 80% of school district budgets.

56
Q

The superintendent is responsible for ___________ recommendations.

A

The superintendent is responsible for SALARY recommendations.

57
Q

Personnel considerations such as salaries, fringe benefits, and working conditions constitute the major ___________ items.

A

Personnel considerations such as salaries, fringe benefits, and working conditions constitute the major NEGOTIABLE items.

58
Q

The process of ______________ is a political process.

A

The process of NEGOTIATION is a political process.

59
Q

T/F When representatives of a group bargain collectively, the group is in essence a labor union.

A

TRUE

60
Q

___________ of negotiations refers to the hundreds of items that can be negotiated.

A

SCOPE of negotiations refers to the hundreds of items that can be negotiated.

61
Q

____________ is the process by which the parties submit their dispute to an impartial third party.

A

ARBITRATION is the process by which the parties submit their dispute to an impartial third party.

62
Q

T/F An arbitrator issues a decision that both parties must accept.

A

TRUE

63
Q

Arbitration can be either ____________ or _____________.

A

Arbitration can be either COMPULSORY or VOLUNTARY.

64
Q

In ___________________ there are not two teams but just one composed of teachers, administrators, and board members.

A

In COLLABORATIVE BARGAINING there are not two teams but just one composed of teachers, administrators, and board members.

65
Q

The mission of collaborative bargaining is to ___________________ rather than engage in bargaining.

A

The mission of collaborative bargaining is to PROBLEM-SOLVE rather than engage in bargaining.

66
Q

T/F Collaborative bargaining takes more time than collective negotiations and is less hostile.

A

TRUE

67
Q

Relevant, concise, and clear ____________ policies become the foundation upon which the 8 HR functions rest. Administrative processes and procedures __________________ these policies.

A

Relevant, concise, and clear PERSONNEL policies become the foundation upon which the 8 HR functions rest. Administrative processes and procedures OPERATIONALIZE these policies.

68
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If the school board approves a contract for a specific teaching assignment, there is no agreement until the contract is ____________ or accepted.

A

If the school board approves a contract for a specific teaching assignment, there is no agreement until the contract is EXECUTED or accepted.

69
Q

There are 3 major sources of law that form the foundation of the US judicial system: ___________, ___________ and _____________.

A

There are 3 major sources of law that form the foundation of the US judicial system: CONSTITUTIONS, STATUTES and CASE LAW

70
Q

__________________ are bodies of precepts that provide the framework within which government carries out its duties.

A

CONSTITUTIONS are bodies of precepts that provide the framework within which government carries out its duties.

71
Q

____________, more commonly called _________, are enactments of legislative bodies.

A

STATUTES, more commonly called LAWS, are enactments of legislative bodies.

72
Q

Common law is more properly called __________ law because it is derived from court decisions rather than from legislative acts.

A

Common law is more properly called CASE law because it is derived from court decisions rather than from legislative acts.

73
Q

___________ is a civil wrong committed against a person or person’s property.

A

TORT is a civil wrong committed against a person or person’s property.