Mr. Grossman, who is in charge of a group of boys in a camp, has asked the boys to do a number of chores in the common area with which they are unfamiliar. Where should he be to give directions?
A) In the middle of the area, shouting the directions
B) Moving from group to group, standing two to four feet away from the children to whom he is speaking
C) On the hill nearby so he can see everything
D) Anywhere, as long as the kids can hear

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Moving from group to group and standing two to four feet away from the children allows Mr. Grossman to give clear and direct instructions while also being able to observe each group and ensure they understand the tasks at hand. Being in the middle of the area or on a nearby hill may make it difficult for the boys to hear or understand the directions.

Mr Grossman, Who Is in Charge of a Group of Boys