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Duplicate of A653 Final Presentation
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Which best describes how schools are adapting resources in response to the new Indiana high school diploma?
Hiring more coaches and club staff to boost student engagement
Shifting resources to focus on work-based learning models
Reducing staff and limiting student support services
Investing in testing infrastructure
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Which organizational theory best explains the external pressures reshaping high schools under the new diploma system?
Neo-institutional Theory
Theory of Social Conflict
Relational Theory
Theories of Professions
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What are potential challenges to implementation?
Resource allocation
Curricular offerings
All of the above
Staffing
4
Which of the following best describes mimetic isomorphism in this context?
Educators creating new programs based on student interest
Schools emulating peer institutions when solutions are unclear
Professionals aligning their practices with industry standards
Schools changing practices due to state-mandated laws
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PE credits are decreased in the new diploma. What could PE do to remain relevant to students?
Require students run laps every day.
Offer specialized classes like Soccer and Weight Training
Play with the parachute each class
Make the gym uniform less ugly
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What is the primary purpose of the staffing changes required by the new Indiana high school diploma?
To increase standardized test scores
To comply with teacher union mandates
To support personalized academic requirements aligned with student goals
To reduce school operating costs
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Why is effective communication with stakeholders critical in the implementation of the new diploma system?
To promote school branding
To secure funding from private donors
To comply with federal reporting requirements
To build trust and support for structural and curricular changes