All students should be able to use all equipment in a classroom, or at least understand how it is used. All the following are examples of using the clarity principle in the classroom, EXCEPT:
A)color-coding computer keys.
B)creating a theme room (e.g., a Roman basilica or a tropical forest).
C)pictorial, written, or audio instruction lists for classroom equipment or tools.
D)enlarged keyboards to help them see and hit keys more accurately.

Question

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Creating a theme room may be engaging, but it does not directly relate to using the clarity principle for understanding equipment in the classroom. The other three options all provide clear and explicit instructions or adaptations to aid in equipment use and understanding.

All Students Should Be Able to Use All Equipment in a Classroom