Mrs. dey is in her 30th year of teaching in the same school. she has seen many changes in the educational system. she thinks her experience with all of these changes make her well-prepared to move into a leadership position at her school. when she approaches her principal about the possibility he quickly tells her that he thinks she would be a better fit staying in her same position until she reaches her retirement age in a few years. who has violated a standard?

Principal

Explanation:

Important point to notice here is age of Mrs. Dey as she already had a an experience of 30 years so she must somewhere around late fifties or early sixties.

The principal violated the standard because he does not entertain the possibility of Mrs. Dey taking a new position because of her age. As he clearly mentions that  he thinks she would be a better fit staying in her same position until she reaches her retirement age in a few years

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