Another professional mandate to work with families is offered in
A) most colleges of education
B) the Code of Ethics
C) the handbook of most programs
D) the Family Medical Leave Act
I have no idea what you mean by "another" professional mandate. What have you already discussed?
not sure i couldn't find it in my book
Get offline and READ!
lol ive been reading that's the last one i'm trying to find answer to i think its D thought the other mandate its talking about is head start programs.
To determine the correct answer to this question, we need to understand the context of the question. The question asks about a professional mandate to work with families.
Option A states "most colleges of education" offer the professional mandate. To confirm this, you can do a search specifically looking for information on professional mandates in colleges of education. You can use search engines like Google or Bing and search for "professional mandates in colleges of education". Look for reliable sources such as education journals, universities' websites, or professional organizations' websites to find information about whether most colleges of education have this professional mandate.
Option B mentions the "Code of Ethics". To determine if the Code of Ethics includes this mandate, you can search for the specific code of ethics relevant to the field or profession you are referring to. For example, if you are asking about the Code of Ethics for therapists or counselors, you can search for "Code of Ethics for therapists" or "Code of Ethics for counselors" and check the content of those codes. Look for sections or principles related to working with families to see if this mandate is included.
Option C refers to "the handbook of most programs." This option suggests that the mandate may be mentioned in the handbooks of educational programs. To verify this, you can search for specific program handbooks published by universities or education institutions. Look for sections or policies related to working with families to see if this mandate is mentioned.
Option D mentions the "Family Medical Leave Act." However, the Family Medical Leave Act is a federal law in the United States that provides job-protected leave for certain family and medical reasons. It does not offer a professional mandate to work with families. Therefore, option D is not the correct answer.
To summarize the process of finding the answer:
1. Research professional mandates in colleges of education.
2. Search for the relevant Code of Ethics for the field or profession.
3. Check program handbooks for mentions of the mandate.
By conducting these research steps, you will be able to determine which option is the correct answer.