Which teaching approach focuses on removing unnecessary learning barriers?

Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

How can schools best engage with families?

Monthly newsletters and community town halls

What outdoor spaces would be most beneficial for students?

A reflection garden and outdoor class areas, A pool

What kind of counselor would best support students’ career paths?

One who helps with university, college, and alternative careers

What is an important feature of teacher support systems?

Paid grading time and ongoing EDIDIA training

What government policy would help schools thrive?

Funding based on actual student needs (e.g., ESL, accessibility)

How can schools promote fairness in policies?

Zero-tolerance hate policies with intersectional approaches

How should students participate in decision-making?

Elected student representatives with real influence

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1
Which teaching approach focuses on removing unnecessary learning barriers?
No homework policy
Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
Only textbook learning
Lecture-only style
2
How can schools best engage with families?
Keeping parents completely out of decisions
Never communicating
Monthly newsletters and community town halls
Only sending report cards once a year
3
What outdoor spaces would be most beneficial for students?
A parking lot only
A reflection garden and outdoor class areas
A pool
A giant fence
4
What kind of counselor would best support students’ career paths?
One who helps with university, college, and alternative careers
No counselors at all
A counselor who only talks about one career option
One who never updates schedules
5
What is an important feature of teacher support systems?
Paid grading time and ongoing EDIDIA training
No breaks or planning time
Mandatory overtime with no pay
Teachers work 24/7
6
What government policy would help schools thrive?
No changes ever
Funding based on actual student needs (e.g., ESL, accessibility)
Only supporting private schools
Cutting all education funding
7
Which courses would help students with real-life skills?
Advanced Calculus Only
Financial literacy
Ancient Alien Theories
How to avoid homework 101
8
How can schools promote fairness in policies?
No policies at all
Ignoring student concerns
Letting only teachers make all decisions
Zero-tolerance hate policies with intersectional approaches
9
How should students participate in decision-making?
Elected student representatives with real influence
Decisions made by a secret committee
Only teachers vote on everything
No input allowed
10
What is an important feature of an inclusive school building?
Dim lighting to save energy
No outdoor spaces
Gender-neutral washrooms
Only stairs, no elevators
11
How should classrooms be arranged to promote equality between teachers and students?
Traditional rows facing the teacher
No seating, standing only
In a circle or learning pods
Random chaotic arrangement

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