Question 6 of 75. Cynthia works full-time as a teacher's aide at an elementary school. In 2018, she paid $250 to participate in a professional development course, hoping to upgrade her job skills. Since she was not reimbursed for this expense, she would like to claim the educator expense deduction. As Cynthia's Tax Professional, what advice would you offer her? O She may not claim the deduction because she is not considered an eligible educator. Since she spent the $250 on professional development rather than classroom supplies, she is not eligible for this deduction. She may claim the deduction since she is an eligible educator and the professional development course is a qualified expense. Since employee business expenses are no longer deductible on Schedule A, she may not claim a deduction for the cost of the professional development course. D Mark for follow up Question 7 of 75. In 2018, an eligible educator may deduct up to $250 of qualified expenses. To claim the deduction as an adjustment to income on Schedule 1 (Form 1040) the taxpayer must be an eligible educator who worked in a school for at least hours during a school year. O 250 O 350 O 500 O 900 Mark for follow up