Chapter 11 and 13 Review

1. Laura feels it is her job to love her learners, but it is the learners job to ____ her to teach them.
3. Once a classroom community is created, the teacher doesn't have to worry about students taking advantage of her ____
6. Laura's _____ as a teacher is to enable learners to understand their values and experiences and how they treat others.
7. Kellen sought out ______ throughout her whole life
8. Melinda and Laura had a lot of ______ in their backgrounds which sparked their relationship.
9. The mutual exchange is that the learner _____ to the teacher, and vice versa
13. This should be the beginning in order to pursue equality.
14. Jan _____ Kellen's life because of the relationship they had
16. Kellen demands _____ from everyone, because she was not given that before
17. The capacity to nurture shy kids and bring out the best in them.
18. What was the most important element in Dr. Noy's class
20. A true _______ occurred when Melinda had that conversation with Laura and started to put herself out there.
21. Kellen wants to take ____ for the prisoners like Jan took for her
22. Jan "_____" Kellen, and took her under her wing

2. Kellen's relationships allowed her to overcome her _______
4. Students are comfortable in Laura's class because they can be this.
5. Jan and Kellen's relationship evolved into a ______
9. Dr. Ball showed ______ interest in in Kellen's efforts, so he put effort in as well
10. Kellen found it ____ to bond with teachers
11. Jan allowed Kellen to be _____
12. Dr. Ball believes in the power of ____ in the classroom and everyday life
15. Kellen encourages educators to show learners ______ like it was shown to her
19. Laura and Melinda's relationship wouldn't continue unless mutual _____ occurred.