During a presentation, if a teacher notices that a child hesitates
A) they should move closer to the child to emphasize that the child must respond.
B) the teacher should call the child by name to ensure that they are paying attention.
C) the teacher should speak more loudly while maintaining the same tone of voice.
D) the teacher may repeat or emphasize words.
E) None of these answers are correct.

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Repeating or emphasizing words can help the child gain confidence and understand what the teacher is asking for without pressuring them to respond immediately. Moving closer or speaking more loudly may add unnecessary pressure and can be overwhelming for the child. Calling the child's name may be effective in gaining their attention, but it does not necessarily address their hesitation in responding.

During a Presentation, If a Teacher Notices That a Child