Which of the following teachers demonstrate that they know what children need in order to help them learn?

Question

A) Walking into Mr. Yarborough's classroom you find it filled with live animals. The students are responsible for maintaining cages, feeding, and showing concern for the animals. Not only does he use the various animal maintenance chores as a way of building student confidence, but he also relates many of his science lessons to the animals. Today you observe the students moving around the classroom constantly, many are talking to one another actively solving problems about a certain animal's feeding behavior. If a group of students gets heavily involved in solving a problem which deals with the animals, Mr. Yarborough gives the students the time they need during class to work out their problems.
B) Upon entering Mrs. Peele's classroom you observe rows of quiet students filling out a science workbook page. After the students have been given a reasonable amount of time to complete the paper Mrs. Peele then goes over it with them. The students know all of the science concepts on the page.
C) Ms.Hernandez has prepared enough materials so that every child in her class may do today's activity alone. The children are working quietly by themselves to find a solution to a science problem. After sufficient time had passed, Ms. Hernandez collected whatever the students wrote and without any sharing of papers, efficiently recorded a score to the science problem. D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.

Answer 1

A