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What is the main difference between academic freedom and autonomy as described in the text?
What is the main difference between academic freedom and autonomy as described in the text?
- Academic freedom allows teachers to make decisions on what to discuss, while autonomy is about making decisions on how to teach. (correct)
- Academic freedom is an intrinsic reward, while autonomy is an extrinsic reward.
- Academic freedom involves professional independence, while autonomy refers to tangible rewards.
- Academic freedom is about extensive training to enter a profession, while autonomy involves service as the primary criteria.
Which of the following best describes intrinsic rewards as mentioned in the text?
Which of the following best describes intrinsic rewards as mentioned in the text?
- Professional independence
- Code of ethics
- Personal outcomes or rewards (correct)
- Tangible and visible rewards
What is a key characteristic of a profession according to the information provided?
What is a key characteristic of a profession according to the information provided?
- Including a code of ethics (correct)
- Being an extrinsic reward
- Having autonomy in decision-making
- Lack of extensive training requirements
How does academic freedom differ from a profession based on the text?
How does academic freedom differ from a profession based on the text?
Based on the text, what distinguishes extrinsic rewards from intrinsic rewards?
Based on the text, what distinguishes extrinsic rewards from intrinsic rewards?
What aspect of teaching does academic freedom refer to?
What aspect of teaching does academic freedom refer to?
In the context of teaching, what does autonomy primarily allow teachers to do?
In the context of teaching, what does autonomy primarily allow teachers to do?
What distinguishes intrinsic rewards from extrinsic rewards?
What distinguishes intrinsic rewards from extrinsic rewards?
Which criterion is NOT essential for an occupation to be considered a profession?
Which criterion is NOT essential for an occupation to be considered a profession?
What aspect is NOT covered under the concept of profession as described in the text?
What aspect is NOT covered under the concept of profession as described in the text?
