Connie's teacher notices that when she is around younger children, the way she speaks and what she says to them is different from the way she talks to her peers. What is Connie's teacher observing her do?
What will be an ideal response?
Connie's teacher is observing her use of conversation appropriately, which is called pragmatics.
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