While students are doing silent reading Andrew is turned around and talking to his neighbor. In this situation which one of the following is LEAST recommended?
(a) The teacher walks and stands near Andrew.
(b) The teacher asks, "Andrew, would you please turn around and do your reading?"
(c) The teacher says, "Andrew, I would like you to turn around and attend to your reading."
(d) The teacher walks to Andrew and quietly asks him, "Andrew, what is the procedure about talking during silent reading?"
B
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