When communicating with your instructor via email all of the following are true except
A. use professional language.
B. be specific.
C. provide salutations at beginning and at the end.
D. avoid punctuation.
Answer: D
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a. Use your common sense and keen observational skills to seek solutions to problems as they arise. b. Ask the family and child development team for suggestions. c. Reduce noisy confusion in the room. d. a, b, and c are correct. e. only b and c are correct.
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a. checking for understanding of the task b. providing written instructions c. reminding students of applicable procedures d. creating class rules applicable to the new learning experience