Understanding Classroom Dynamics and Relationships

In Chapter 15 of 'The Skin I'm In' by Sharon Flake, Miss Saunders stirs up the school with her unconventional methods, causing mixed reactions among teachers. In the office, teachers express their frustrations, while students like Malika and Charlize navigate their own challenges. Mr. Pajolli manages the office dynamics, and Ty's unique teaching style is highlighted, emphasizing her impact on students' academic performance.

What is the main reason other teachers are upset with Miss Saunders?

• She gives too much homework.

• She is trying to change the school.

• She is favored by Mr. Pajoli.

• She is rude to students.

Why do teachers avoid mentioning Miss Saunders by name?

• They forget her name.

• They dislike her influence.

• They are afraid of her.

• They respect her too much.

What does Miss Benson complain about regarding Miss Saunders?

• Her punctuality.

• Her appearance.

• Her teaching methods.

• Her new ideas.

How does Mr. Pajoli respond to Miss Benson's complaints?

• He reports her to the principal.

• He tries to calm her down.

• He ignores her.

• He agrees with her.

What is Miss Carol's role in the office?

• She is a student.

• She is a teacher.

• She manages student notes.

• She is the principal.

What does Charlize want to do in the office?

• Answer phones.

• Teach a class.

• Organize files.

• Clean the office.

What condition does Mr. Pajoli set for Charlize to work in the office?

• She must help other students.

• She must attend all classes.

• She must pay her library fines.

• She must improve her grades.

How does Charlize feel about her classes?

• She is indifferent.

• She loves them.

• She is bored by them.

• She finds them exciting.

What is unique about Ty's teaching style?

• She gives no homework.

• She teaches outdoors.

• She uses technology extensively.

• She meditates during class breaks.

Why is Ty concerned about Malika?

• Malika is disruptive in class.

• Malika is not doing her homework.

• Malika is often absent.

• Malika is failing her class.