EDF2720 FINAL EXAM 2025/2026 | ACTUAL COMPLETE
ALL REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) | ALREADY GRADED A+ |
LATEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
Which requirement is included under the Family Medical Leave
Act? - ANSWER-Requires state and local government
employers to provide up to twelve weeks of unpaid leave
during any twelve-month period for the birth or adoption of a
child.
Are teachers protected against sexual harassment from
employers? - ANSWER-Teachers would be protected under
Title VII.
What is a bona fide occupational qualification (BFOQ)
exception? – ANSWER-An exception found under Title VII that
permits the consideration of gender or religion in hiring in
appropriate situations.
What does Title VII protect against? - ANSWER-Specifically
prohibits employers from discriminating based on race, color,
religion, gender, or national origin.
,For public school teachers, what is procedural due process?
Answer in your own words. - ANSWER-Procedural due process
is a law that requires people who are government officials have
to abide by fair procedures before disciplining someone in
regards to their life, liberty, and property.
On what page of your text did you find your answer? -
ANSWER-Teachers are legally required to supervise students
and this makes them responsible for what happens in the
classroom.
What is the difference between Assault and Battery?
For someone to prove an act is assault or a battery, the act
must be _______________________. What does this mean?
On what page of your text did you find your answer? -
ANSWER-Intentional.
Are substitute teachers/students teachers held to the same
standard as full-time teachers with regard to the supervision of
students? - ANSWER-Yes. Substitute teachers and student
teachers are held to the same standard as full-time teachers.
, Can teachers be liable for a student's unforeseeable behavior?
- ANSWER-No.
Teachers are generally not liable for student behavior that is
unforeseeable.
Which description below is not a defense to negligence? -
ANSWER-Teacher Immunity Act of 1984
What is meant by contributory negligence? - ANSWER-When a
student's negligence contributed to his/her own injury.
What is meant by comparative negligence? - ANSWER-When a
judge or jury compares the negligence of the plaintiff and
defendant.
What is the Paul D. Coverdell Teacher Protection Act? -
ANSWER-This is a provision in the No Child Left Behind Act
that immunizes from liability any teacher who is trying to
maintain order in the school.
Do waivers prevent students from suing? - ANSWER-Generally
no. Most courts have found waivers that do not permit students
to sue in violation of public policy.
ALL REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) | ALREADY GRADED A+ |
LATEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
Which requirement is included under the Family Medical Leave
Act? - ANSWER-Requires state and local government
employers to provide up to twelve weeks of unpaid leave
during any twelve-month period for the birth or adoption of a
child.
Are teachers protected against sexual harassment from
employers? - ANSWER-Teachers would be protected under
Title VII.
What is a bona fide occupational qualification (BFOQ)
exception? – ANSWER-An exception found under Title VII that
permits the consideration of gender or religion in hiring in
appropriate situations.
What does Title VII protect against? - ANSWER-Specifically
prohibits employers from discriminating based on race, color,
religion, gender, or national origin.
,For public school teachers, what is procedural due process?
Answer in your own words. - ANSWER-Procedural due process
is a law that requires people who are government officials have
to abide by fair procedures before disciplining someone in
regards to their life, liberty, and property.
On what page of your text did you find your answer? -
ANSWER-Teachers are legally required to supervise students
and this makes them responsible for what happens in the
classroom.
What is the difference between Assault and Battery?
For someone to prove an act is assault or a battery, the act
must be _______________________. What does this mean?
On what page of your text did you find your answer? -
ANSWER-Intentional.
Are substitute teachers/students teachers held to the same
standard as full-time teachers with regard to the supervision of
students? - ANSWER-Yes. Substitute teachers and student
teachers are held to the same standard as full-time teachers.
, Can teachers be liable for a student's unforeseeable behavior?
- ANSWER-No.
Teachers are generally not liable for student behavior that is
unforeseeable.
Which description below is not a defense to negligence? -
ANSWER-Teacher Immunity Act of 1984
What is meant by contributory negligence? - ANSWER-When a
student's negligence contributed to his/her own injury.
What is meant by comparative negligence? - ANSWER-When a
judge or jury compares the negligence of the plaintiff and
defendant.
What is the Paul D. Coverdell Teacher Protection Act? -
ANSWER-This is a provision in the No Child Left Behind Act
that immunizes from liability any teacher who is trying to
maintain order in the school.
Do waivers prevent students from suing? - ANSWER-Generally
no. Most courts have found waivers that do not permit students
to sue in violation of public policy.
