When the students in the classroom are becoming too noisy, the teacher can try any of the following except one. Which one is not recommended?
(a) Remain quiet until the students are quiet.
(b) Change the lesson strategy to a distinctly different activity.
(c) Hold a hand in the air, thereby nonverbally asking for quiet.
(d) Talk louder or, if necessary, yell over their noise, telling them to be quiet.
D
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