Mrs. Russ is a naturally loud person. She does not try to raise her voice; it is just always on the highest level. When students enter her high school algebra class, they feel that she is angry or communicating as a militant and respond by acting timid and afraid in her classroom. What can Mrs. Russ do to help this situation?
a. She must learn to use a quieter voice because her students are responding with emotions of fear, and learning is likely not taking place.
b. There is nothing Mrs. Russ can do to resolve this issue because it is her natural speaking voice.
c. Mrs. Russ should keep being loud because she’s toughening these kids up for the real world, and all kids need this at some point.
d. Mrs. Russ should get a microphone system in her room so she doesn’t feel the need to yell.
a. She must learn to use a quieter voice because her students are responding with emotions of fear, and learning is likely not taking place.
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