To what does teacher-coach role conflict refer?

a. the differences in salary demands.

b. the similarities of the work environment.

c. the challenge of meeting.

d. the conflicting demands of the two positions.

e. the values and desires of each position

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Clayton Robbins

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24 May, 19:15

To what does teacher-coach role conflict refer?

a. the differences in salary demands.

b. the similarities of the work environment.

c. the challenge of meeting.

d. the conflicting demands of the two positions.

e. the values and desires of each position

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Aydan Walters · Answer 1

Answer: The conflicting demands of the two positions.

Explanation: Although similar in work activity, which is to pass knowledge across to a learner, teaching and coaching have some key differences.

The teacher is not very obliged to ensuring the success of each student, but is satisfied if a large percent succeeds out of the total number of students.

While a coach is more patient in his approach, nurturing his student step by step, the coach is very interested in the success of each student and is not satisfied if even a single student fails.

Therefore there is a role clash if the responsibilities of a teacher and a coach is closely observed.

To what does teacher-coach role conflict refer?a. the differences in salary demands.b. the similarities of the work environment.c. the challenge of meeting.d. the conflicting demands of the two positions.e. the values and desires of each position

To what does teacher-coach role conflict refer?

a. the differences in salary demands.

b. the similarities of the work environment.

c. the challenge of meeting.

d. the conflicting demands of the two positions.

e. the values and desires of each position