A highly directive cooperating teacher may
A) be unfairly critical of a student teacher.
B) not want a student teacher to share his or her ideas about the classroom.
C) provide a relaxed schedule for the student teacher.
D) resist working with a college supervisor.
E) choose to adopt a more unstructured mode as their student teacher becomes more competent in handling classroom responsibilities.

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A highly directive cooperating teacher will provide a structured mode for the student teacher and will become less directive as the student teacher becomes more competent in handling classroom responsibilities.

A Highly Directive Cooperating Teacher May