Which of the following choices is something a teacher can do to establish a better listening environment?
A. Limit the number of listening experiences.
B. Avoid visual aids so that children must use listening skills.
C. Attend to children's physical needs.
D. Avoid routines because they cause children to lose interest.
Answer (1)
A teacher can establish a better listening environment by attending to children's physical needs, which fosters comfort and focus. Other options, like limiting listening experiences or avoiding visual aids, are ineffective strategies. Routines can also help maintain student interest and engagement. ;
